Juvenile Opaline Gourami
My Photos: Other People's Aquariums
(The First Tank Guide)
Photo by Joe Drummond 2010
A photo of a juvenile Opaline Gourami (Trichogaster trichopterus var.), fleeing the flash of the camera, as seen through the streaks of rising bubbles in the fish tank.
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"I wish I had read your information about painted glass fish before I went shopping for fish at Petsmart in Murietta, California.
It has been a long time since I have kept tropical fish, and I had had glass fish before. I thought they had somehow bred them for these colors. I never imagined that they would have been dyed. I bought a pair.
The one fish died just a little more than two weeks after I got it... I will never, ever, buy any painted fish again."
It has been a long time since I have kept tropical fish, and I had had glass fish before. I thought they had somehow bred them for these colors. I never imagined that they would have been dyed. I bought a pair.
The one fish died just a little more than two weeks after I got it... I will never, ever, buy any painted fish again."
Sally Larsen, Murietta, California
February 5, 2002
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David S. Tyler, Geneva
May 2, 2003
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