Picaso
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Snowball
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Picasso using Adobe Photoshop
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Snowball using Adobe Photoshop
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Snowball
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Pastel/Water Color Picaso
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In memory of Petey. He was a one eyed fish we bought from Petco. When we saw him, we realized that he was the fish for us and Petco sold him to us for a quarter, since he had only one eye. He was a very good fish and we miss him.
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In Memory of Kirby the Pearlscale.
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In Memory of Jackie
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In Memory of Mobey. She was a good fish.
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In memory of Sparky, the comet
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Ostracod under the microscope. Approx. 1mm across
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Ostracod under the microscope. Approx. 1mm across
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Ostracod under the microscope. Approx. 1mm across
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Mr. Snaily cleaning off a plant leaf
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Mr. Snaily (Apple Snail) perched on the rock
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Picasso playing "peek-a-boo"
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Picasso
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Picasso as neon artwork
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Picasso (he's like a rainbow!)
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Picasso
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Picasso
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Ostracods

These creatures, according to some research we did, are called "Ostracods", which are a form of freshwater crustaceans. From what we can tell, they are harmless since they only eat algae, but there were so many in the tank, we bought some Zebra fish to help cull the number since our Betta is a picky eater. Some of the information we collected was from this site: http://www2.una.edu/microaquarium/Crustaceans.htm
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One of the unknown critters highlighted here
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The apple snail is about the size of a quarter to the white specks are about the size of a grain of sand or about .5mm
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Dedicated to some of the bizarre things in my tank

Picaso
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Stewie
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