Took a look around and couldn't see a topic that fit this so here we go. Any fish, in an aquarium or market or pond.

My first attempt at shooting into our home aquarium. Bit tricky figuring the WB, focus, etc. due to the glass I'm shooting through. I'm going to put these into separate posts so can make the topic look like it's busy.

Rather like this one due to the air bubbles in motion.

Last one of this sucker.

Great looking Plec Mr T.

I made the mistake of putting one of those in a well planted tank I had, wrecked the bloody thing. By all accounts they like to burrow in muddy bottoms

Great looking Plec Mr T.

I made the mistake of putting one of those in a well planted tank I had, wrecked the bloody thing. By all accounts they like to burrow in muddy bottoms

Thanks for giving me a name as I just referred to them as 'sucker fish'. Plecostomus

Looked it up and some very good information for me as I was never completely sure how to keep care of them. And I see your issue from that wiki article, our tank has no live plants in it at the moment. We got them as it was getting to be a real pain cleaning the algae off the walls every few weeks despite my employing different techniques. My wife got this one and was amazed how well the tank keeps so clean now. I was worried about the very low temperatures we have in Chiang Mai for a while now but he seems to have no issues with it.

"Some fish keepers have trouble housing them in heavily planted aquariums because some Plecostomus thrash their tails to develop a "well" in the gravel of the aquarium. It is often necessary to replant aquarium plants that they dislodge."

We had Siamese Fighting Fish a long time ago and they were doing well for a long time until a very low temperature drop and they died on us before I could get a heater.

We need SkippyBangkok on this thread. Serious underwater tropical fish/reef photographer. Skip sent me a link once to his pics, just incredible.

@Tywais...ran outta likes matey...love these shots.

And from the Wiki link....

"In Florida, some people place plecos in the swimming pools of foreclosed homes.

The fish can tolerate the poor water quality and control algae growth in the pools."

Just learned something new today...Thanks!

Hi Tywais

I came across this old photo I tried to take of the Missus when we were at the Siam Ocean World in Bangers.

Unfortunately the photo didn't come out too well (my apologies) but the look on the young girl's face behind Mrs S is priceless.

The old man and the sea

Really nice Aquarium in Ban Phe, where the boats to Koh Samet leave/arrive. Admission fee 20฿.

Hi Tywais,

A very good topic indeed,

From Phuket Aquarium 2005

Win

From the same place, in Ban Phe

Welllllll.....the aquarium belongs to the local fishmonger and the chopper is handy next to it.

More from Ban Phe

i submit my awfull Fishy Pic

Ban Phe, again...

... and again

My last pictures from that aquarium in Ban Phe

that's the stopgap for the shot I used to bump the June competition

Yes, I know, even the thread starter has abandoned

his own topic...

..., but give me a fish and a bird any day, and you can keep all your dog&cat photos you have...

Yes, I know, even the thread starter has abandoned

his own topic...

Hey, it's the only fish I have. There's a concrete Koi pond near my office but I don't have a polarizing filter yet or I would try them. Lack of opportunity is all.

Blaa Bai Mai (Leaves fish) at Phlio water fall

Not a very good picture.....but I liked the fish