Betta Photos

[SweetHawk]

Originally Posted by copperarabian

My friends halfmoon betta she's had for almost half a year, he's so gorgeous





And her timid little plakat who lives in a divided 10g with one other betta.

The Halfmoon is beautiful!!!

How does everyone get such great close up pictures of their fish? Every time I try to get a close up, it comes out super blurry.

[homegrown terror]

Originally Posted by SweetHawk

The Halfmoon is beautiful!!!

How does everyone get such great close up pictures of their fish? Every time I try to get a close up, it comes out super blurry.

using a real camera instead of a camera phone. that, and taking several hundred photos to find that one perfect shot.

[copperarabian]

Originally Posted by SweetHawk

The Halfmoon is beautiful!!!

How does everyone get such great close up pictures of their fish? Every time I try to get a close up, it comes out super blurry.

3 factors

manual focus
common in SLR/DSLR cameras

good quality light
sunlight, very good bright bulb or hood. at least 5000k

Fast shutter speed
slow shutter = blurry image. fast shutter = sharp crisp image. Fast shutter plus natural sunlight is the best if your fish can handle it. If not they are unnecessarily stressed out and the photos will look bad because the fish is unhappy.

[teeneythebetta]

Originally Posted by copperarabian

My friends halfmoon betta she's had for almost half a year, he's so gorgeous





And her timid little plakat who lives in a divided 10g with one other betta.

Wow they're so beautiful!! You should enter the last picture in the monthly photo contest!

[copperarabian]

Originally Posted by teeneythebetta

Wow they're so beautiful!! You should enter the last picture in the monthly photo contest!

ok :)

[LittleBettaFish]

This is my CT female Inky. I have a seller on the hunt for a man for her haha. Her tank is getting a renovation this weekend so excuse the mess.

[joel bettas]

Another beauty

[lelei]

Here is my Sammy Flaring..



And My First rescue Sapphire

[nel3]

i got this betta as a double tail and recently reclassified it as a delta tail. i check the other DTs ive own in person or pics to verify the base of the tail. he doesnt seem to have a 2 points on the base of the body for the tail. its more triangular. the healing caudal is above the area a normal double tail splits. does anyone else consider this a delta tail? as you can see, his anal and dorsal have a split in them, its healing well atm.

[JackisLost]

my baby is growing so fast :*)
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