Betta Gallery 2

White head Red gold male(look stone)

White head Red gold male (another pose)

Turq Butterful

Cambo red irid

Cambo red irid

Red gold Banding (hyper active)

Red gold Banding

Betta Gallery 1

This are from my spawn

Yellow Gold Female(3rd placing in BB and fin's palace comp)

Yellow Gold Male (same spawn of above female)

Opaque White Female

Yellow Gold male

Orange x Yellow

Setup of my fish room part 4

Part4: Building of the Rack

Add water to the PET bottle.

Another side of the rack.

Close up view


To be continue…………Soon……

Setup of my fish room part 3

Part3: Building of the Rack

Finally the rack is up.

Side View

Here come the PET bottle for jarring

Fill up the rack....

Setup of my fish room part 2

Part2: Building of the Rack

Another Tier had done

Finally, all Tiers Done.
It is time to add the four Leg support of the rack.



Now the another tier of rack is screw on to the Leg support. The white Pail is my good and only helper to hold up the tier.

Another view after screwing the tier to the leg support

Finally Half of the rack is up. Thanks to my great helper.

Setup of my fish room part 1

Part1: Building of the Rack

Main Material of Rack is Wood, cut in size and stack them up.

Cut to size and lay on the ground

Arrange and position

Aim and hold firm

Nail them to hold together with a hammer.

Photography

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Taking Betta photo

Lighting is very important for taking pictures of fish. as using a flash does not always give a true color of the fish. Use a long life daylight globe and depending on the shutter speed of your camera you might need one on top and on the side of your tank. With good lighting the shutter speed is faster and use of lower ISO setting (I use ISO200) to reduce noise. As Betta is very active, you will tired of chasing fish around a tank so made a tank for taking pictures. The glass was cut at a local glass cutter and stuck them together with silicone sealer. Measure the distance of the camera took best pictures at and made the big compartment just the right length so the camera sits right up against the front glass. This will reduce reflaction on the photo. If your camera have manual focusing this tank is more useful. One important feature you have to have on your camera for taking pictures of fish is a MACRO feature. Good luck.