These are the first pics Ive taken underwater so sorry for the quality of some of them.
The first pic is my sucking catfish then bumblebee goby, male dwarf gourami, demasoni, closeup of bumblebee goby and female dwarf gourami
Mine are fine, they grow to about 2 inches but mine are only 1". They eat all the leftovers except when i put bloodworm in there. They go for that straight away! You need to provide lots of rocks for them or they just wont be very active.
I tried taking them last night. You have to be realy patient tho. I got 1 good pic for every 20. play around with flash, no flash, lights on/off, different settings on your camera
That is a rip off!!!! I got mine for 50 pence which is about $1.10 (USD) I think GO for a private dealer mate, youll be better off that way. They are such cool little fish, I seriously recommend them
If your talking about the bumblebee, I got it at a big garden centre where they specialise in loads of varieties of fish. I was told that they need salt but to be honest, I think that the whole adding salt thing is a bit ancient now. It may have aaplied when the hobby first started but all the fish you get now have been bred in freshwater and sold in freshwater
I cupped my hand just slightly to start with and put shrimp pellets in it and as they got used to my hand they would come up into my almost closed hand to eat. The down side is when you're cleaning the tank they still check you out to see if you have food for them
Nope don't have big hands They were young, the zoom makes my hands look big. Most fish will be very interactive with you if you take the time to play with them.
Still think your fish are gorgeous.
Carol
Nope don't have big hands 