OH WOW!!!!!! Those are amazing! So are the photos!
Are those salt or freshwater? What types are they?
We used to have 10 aquariums and did a bit of breeding with African Chiclids. Mostly Electric Yellows, but we did get a couple of batches of 7 striped Frontosas, which helped pay for the fish food for a short while! Now we have just one aquarium, a 60 gallon. With all the bullies running around the house and children, it is too hard to keep up on what we once had.
Those are Tropheus Moori from lake Tanganica,just like the Fronts you had..I had 7 colonies going at 1 time in the past..Now I am down to two colonies...
It's not that hard if you have a dig camera with a slave flash.. The majority of the light comes from above the tank from the slave.. The camera flash is set to the minimum setting.. U will ned an extra flash unit with an a trigger unit that fires at the same time the camera flash does..It's a trail and error thing till you get the results you like..
They are beautiful! From a fellow fish hobbiest, I can appreciate not only the photography, but how you care for them as well. They look so healthy and vibrant. Well done!!!
Love the Moori's I had quite a few colonies going when we owned our pet shops. After we closed the shops we downsized our tanks. Once we get movedI hope to get more, the only problem is I would like to get F1's ideally. Hard to do since the fish auctions up here only happen once a year and the really nice stuff usually gets snapped up by a big time fish buyer here's to hoping we can get a nice group this March!