Jamie and Annie's Fish Page

Close-up photography of developing tropical Angelfish fry

My daughter Annie and I used to breed and raise tropical angelfish. These pages contain images from our close-up photography of our fish.
My hobbies include water color painting, breeding freshwater tropical Angelfish (with my daughter Annie), and close-up photography of our fish. We became interested in photography in order to learn more about the larval stage and early development of our Angelfish. We do our close-up photography with standard Nikon F1 lenses and extension rings. This page has been accessed times.

The development and growth of tropical Angelfish
Click on this image to see close up photographs of Angelfish eggs and newly hatched larval Angelfish (wigglers).
Click on this image to see close up photographs of free swimming fry.

Once the fry are free swimming (in four to five days depending on the temperature) they will need to eat.
	Click on the image to the left to see close up photos of brine shrimp and to learn about hatching them.
On a diet of freshly hatched brine shrimp, the young fry grow very quickly.
	Click on this image to see more photos and learn about our tanks and plants.

Index
Top of Home Page Images of Wigglers: Free Swimming Fry: Hatching Brine Shrimp: Tanks and Plants: Close-up photography: Links to Cool Fish Sites: James Kaufman's Home Page: A great website to learn about community events sponsored by non-profit organizations Lloyd Kaufman's website (you can learn about the moon illusion!!): Silly Home Page we decided not to use: Email: Unfortunately, I get so much spam now on my earthlink email address that I can no longer use it.