Amano shrimp pictures

Just wanted to share some pics I just took of my Amano shrimp. I have 6 of them and they seem to have made this piece of bog log their home. It has lots of nice hiding places underneath, and probably plenty of biofilm & algae all over the Anubia that I have attached to the wood. As a bit of a bump for Cory, everything you see in these pics was acquired @ Aquarium Co-Op in Edmonds!

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They seem happy to me, what do you guys think?

Enjoy!

Great pics LA! The little critters look pretty darn happy, kudos

OH...beautiful and I see you have those stunning blue tailed tetras....I love them, love them. Nice!!!

Got some nice shots of the shrimp. Looks good.

Great photos LuminousAphid! I'm curious, what did you use to take those photos? They look stunning!

I used my roommate's Canon Digital Rebel... XT? I think it's an XT. It's really nice though, she has a decent telephoto lens that gives nice depth of field when it's zoomed in like it is.

also, chiclid-gal, do you happen to want or have space for any of the Blue Tetra? They have gotten big (I have been spoiling them with lots of live and frozen food! ) and sort of outgrown this little 20 gallon. I have 11 of them in there, and at 1"-1.5" each, they are getting a bit cramped, and I don't have any bigger tanks to put them in.

Oh nice, that is a sweet camera. Mmm... I'm jealous. =P

LuminousAphid wrote:I used my roommate's Canon Digital Rebel... XT? I think it's an XT. It's really nice though, she has a decent telephoto lens that gives nice depth of field when it's zoomed in like it is.

also, chiclid-gal, do you happen to want or have space for any of the Blue Tetra? They have gotten big (I have been spoiling them with lots of live and frozen food! ) and sort of outgrown this little 20 gallon. I have 11 of them in there, and at 1"-1.5" each, they are getting a bit cramped, and I don't have any bigger tanks to put them in.

Shucks...that's the problem. I'm not sure what tank they could go into for me. The one that would be good is a 20G also. Then I jump to 72/75/125G's but those mostly have aggressive types of cichlids in them. Not many are laid back. My community already has tetras so I wouldn't want to add them there.

Great offer luminous...but alas...nowhere to go. Shucks again.

Very nice photos, I am impressed. This critter is a work horse, love em.

Great photos! Hopefully the gobble up all your algae  

Awesome pics!