Im no photographer (load warning)

So I took about 1000 pictures last night (literally). And after spending all night (untill 2am) sorting through them. I decided to post the results. Now first of all like the title says I am no photographer, and the pictures are takin with my smart phone. That coupled with the fact that lots of the fish dident want to sit still made for a few blury images. Sorry, and enjoy.

First up we have some of my A. Sp "red isletas". I have 7 of them.
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Next we have H. Nicaraguense. I have 6 of these guys and they wouldent sit still.
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Now my A. Lyonsi pair. I have 4, but I am just posting the pair. They have much better color then I am able to get in these pictures. For some reason there red I pretty dumbed down.
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My T. seiboldii pair. I have 4 of these as well.
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C. Micropthalmus. I have 3, these are newly aquired and were pretty beat up when I got them a few weeks ago. The big one (8") is healing up nicely.
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And a group shot of the three. Well best I could get anyway.
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V. Argentea
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T. Meeki pair. These guys are about 7 years old.
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V. Maculicauda. I have 6 of these. But this is the biggest.
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P. Friedrichsthalli "la ceiba"
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A. Labiatum "white (red) devil" . I have 6 F1 R/Ds growing out together, but the white one sat still.
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A. Robertsoni. I have 5 of these growing out right now. There young so not much color.
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T. Affinis. I just got this pair. They wouldent sit still.
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A. Altifrons. I have 5 of them. These guys wouldent sit still either.
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And my best looking T. Aureus. I have 6 of them.
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I had just done water changes a few hours before taking these so you might see some stuff in the water. The grand total of pictures is 47. Thanks for looking.

Cool. A nice looking group.

Thanks bro.

I wish there were more pictures of skulls.

Nice job VW!

You got some great looking fish there. Their all awesome, my favorite is T. Aureus.

thanks D, and redline. All of the fish are fun. I am very happy with my house stock right now. Sucks I can't get anymore fish though D, I'm going to have to do something about the lack of skull pictures. Give me some time. I will come up with something.

I think the photos came out well.

Thanks, I only have my smart phone, it doubles as a camera, camcorder, and internet browser. I am on it right now.. One of these days, I will get a good camera and do it like you Betty, you take amazing pictures. Thanks again.

Fish look great! Better pics then I can take with my digital camera.

Thank you ratlova.

Looking good! like the fish, and the shots...

Thanks sandnuka.

awesome tanks. only a cpl fish i actually dig but u already know that . great tanks and lets find u somewhere to get a skull or two. (actual ones of course) they typically run like 60-100$ per, but man can u beat having a REAL skull in a tank? guess u could always just buy a croc skull... either way get real and ditch the plastic skulls