Become a Sponsor

Home
Information Pages:
Freshwater Aquarium
Articles/ FAQs
Marine Aquarium
Articles/ FAQs
Planted Aquarium
Articles/ FAQs
Brackish Systems
Articles/ FAQs
Features:
Daily FAQs
FW Daily FAQs
SW Pix of the Day
FW Pix of the Day
Conscientious Aquarist Magazine
New On WWM
Helpful Links
Hobbyist Forum bb.WetWebMedia
Ask the WWM Crew a Question
Calendars
Search Feature
Admin Index
Cover Images



 Freshwater Desktop Pix FULL SIZE
 (For personal use only: NOT public domain)

(Mmm, right click, add, set as background...)
Archive 34

To: Today's FW Pic, FW Archive 1, FW Archive 2, FW Archive 3, FW Archive 4, FW Archive 5,  FW Archive 6, FW Archive 7, FW Archive 8, FW Archive 9, FW Archive 11, FW Archive 12, FW Archive 13, FW Archive 14, FW Archive 15, FW Archive 16, FW Archive 17, FW Archive 18, FW Archive 19, FW Archive 20, FW Archive 21, FW Archive 22, FW Archive 23, FW Archive 24, FW Archive 25, FW Archive 26, FW Archive 27, FW Archive 28, FW Archive 29, FW Archive 30, FW Archive 31, FW Archive 32, FW Archive 33, FW Archive 35, FW Archive 36, FW Archive 37, FW Archive 38, FW Archive 39, FW Archive 40, FW Archive 41, FW Archive 42, FW Archive 43, FW Archive 44, FW Archive 45

 
Danio malabaricus (Jerdon 1849), the Giant Danio, or Malabar Danio (to science). To six inches in total length. Originally from the west coasts of India and Sri Lanka. Aquarium photo.

Danio malabaricus (Jerdon 1849), the Giant Danio, or Malabar Danio (to science). To six inches in total length. Originally from the west coasts of India and Sri Lanka. Aquarium photo.
 
Danio rerio (Hamilton 1822), the Zebra Danio. Another of the most popular aquarium fish species. To a little over two inches in length. A genetically-modified Glo one here.
 
Danio rerio (Hamilton 1822), the Zebra Danio. Another of the most popular aquarium fish species. Pictured is the long-finned sport. To a little over two inches in length.





Featured Sponsors:36600">Featured Sponsors:
Google
 
Web www.WetWebMedia.com