Marine Fish Portraits Photo Gallery by Yue Jason Chen at pbase.com

Marine Fish Portraits

A few years ago I was very much into the saltwater fish and reef keeping hobby. At one point I had 4 different size tanks running. That's when I got my screen handle "Seafan" and I have been using it since for many of my online activities. For a number of reasons I am no longer keeping any salt water tanks now, but I still love the marine animals that I learned about from that time. These days I would admire their beauty at the public aquariums. The pictures here remind me how beautiful they are, and I enjoy them as if they are in a big virtual tank.

To see more pictures of these fishes organized by families: https://pbase.com/seafan/fish

If you live in the Houston area and have reef or fish tank that you'd like to have pictures taken for free, please contact me via email, message or the guest book.

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Starck's Demoiselle	Solar Fairy Wrasse (male)	Whitebarred Wrasse	Spanish Hogfish	Powder Blue Tang
Ornate Angelfish (male)	Leafy Sea Dragon	French Angelfish	Foureyed Butterflyfish	Arc-eye Hawkfish
Yellow Grunts	Pakistan Butterflyfish	Canary Rockfish (juvenile)	Lookdown	Yelloweyed Rockfish
False Clown Anemonefish	Yellowbanded Pipefish	Sailfin Snapper	Lyretail Anthias (male)	Lyretail Anthias (female)
Lined Tang	Fathead Anthias	Indigo Hamlet	Leafy Sea Dragon	Queen Angelfish
Lawnmower Blenny	Threadfin Butterflyfish	Orange-lined Cardinalfish	Twinspot Hogfish	Bignose Unicornfish
Sebae Anemonefish	Ornate Angelfish (female)	Harlequin Bass	Blue Devil Damselfish	Pineconefish
Green Chromis	Blacklip Butterflyfish	Yellow Tang	Reef Perch	Kelp Rockfish
Blue Gudgeon	Bicolor Parrotfish (female)	Rainbow Seaperch	Blackeye Goby	Leopard Shark
Seamoth	Redfin Anthias	Wrought Iron Butterflyfish	Common Sea Dragon	Blue-spotted Jawfish
Pink Skunk Clownfish	Blackedged Angelfish (female)	Alligator Pipefish	Queen Triggerfish	Grey Reef Shark
Network Pipefish	Silver Moony	Blacktail Grunt	Big-belly Seahorse (female)	(Red Sea) Lyretail Anthias (male)
Koran Angelfish	Pink Skunk Anemonefish	(Indo) Lyretail Anthias (female)	Squarespot Anthias (male)	Copperband Butterflyfish
Banggai Cardinalfish	Greater Amberjack	Seale's Cardinalfish	Remora (on Nurse Shark)	Latticed Butterflyfish
Longhorn Cowfish	Striped Damselfish	Harlequin Tuskfish	Raccoon Butterflyfish	Dotted Sweeplip
Painted Greenling	Golden Butterflyfish	Diadem Dottyback	Red Drum	Redbar Anthias
Scooter Blenny	Sixline Wrasse	Pajama Cardinalfish	Neon Wrasse	Talbot's Demoiselle
Rock Beauty Angelfish	Convict Tang	Lamarck's Angelfish	Cinnamon Anemonefish	Double Saddle Butterflyfish
Brownbar Goby	Purple Dartfish	Porkfish	Spotfin Hogfish	Pink Skunk Anamonefish
(Pacific) Redstripe Hogfish	Volitans Lionfish	Lemonpeel Angelfish	Ochre-striped Cardinalfish	Longsnout Seahorse (male)
Spotted Hogfish	Bristle-tail Filefish	Nurse Shark	Neon Damselfish	Japanese Swallow (male)
Japanese Swallow (female)	Bluestriped Grunt	Rusty Angelfish	Zebra Angelfish (female)	Yellowtail Blue Damselfish
Blackbarred Wrasse	Naso Tang	Crevalle Jack	Porcupinefish (juvenile)	Orangelined Angelfish
Yellow Grunt	Scribbled Angelfish	Coral Rabbitfish	Pyramid Butterflyfish	Scribbled Rabbitfish

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Ashley Hockenberry		01-Jun-2010 19:59
Excellent !

Alex Cheung		29-May-2010 14:57
Nice gallery!!!

carabias		02-May-2010 12:58
Bella & fantastic gallery! BV

Jim P		01-May-2010 19:12
(and you captured them well!)

Jim P		01-May-2010 19:11
really pretty fish!! from Jim P's youngest daughter

tomsview		01-May-2010 05:14
Beautiful gallery!

joseantonio		29-Apr-2010 01:11
Amazing collection

Guest		26-Apr-2010 06:29
Beautiful collection, enjoyed the slideshow. Very clear images, Vote!

Guest		26-Apr-2010 06:24
Beautiful saltwater fish gallery. Fish tanks I started with before getting into Aqua Gardening and landscaping our property. I always wanted the salt water tanks then. We had a fish tank we made from an old screen door with rool out panels. I still have it, and it is probably 30 years old. Recently I put some snails, Japanese Trapdoor Snails in it to have babies, then put into my ponds outside.

Ashley Hockenberry		18-Mar-2010 02:19
A+

Guest		02-Feb-2010 02:19
Very impressive collection of fish, some I have heard of while others I have not. : ) v

mic_hong		24-Dec-2009 19:23
Very nice and pleasing to the eyes. Thanks.

peterschmidt		24-Dec-2009 16:32
like haveing an aquarium in my monitor - what a great collection! Thanks for sharing

bill gates		24-Dec-2009 16:24
Congratulations,truly love your work...! Amazing and fabulous gallery, thanks for sharing V² Greetings from Roeselare-Belgium

Guest		09-Dec-2009 03:40
wonderful gallery

William Hartshorn		04-Dec-2009 01:55
Amazing Gallery Yue!! ~GMV~

Guest		29-Nov-2009 04:14
Beautiful gallery.

Paul Chan		23-Nov-2009 01:33
Enjoy viewing....V.

Paul Chan		23-Nov-2009 01:30
Enjoy viewing....V.

John Cravatta		21-Nov-2009 23:33
Beautiful Gallery!

Pedro Lib�rio		21-Nov-2009 16:28
quite fantastic gallery!!! love it.

fiery_angel		02-Apr-2009 01:19
beautiful images!i've tried doing fish photography sometime ago but gave up!

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		30-Mar-2009 05:59
Beautyful work here!VVV Paolo

Guest		06-Feb-2009 02:04
excellent gallery enjoyed viewing it, great work

Guest		04-Feb-2009 19:56
If you want you can see an example, using the tank light, no flash in Monaco public aquarium. http://www.pbase.com/minirecif/monaco

Guest		04-Feb-2009 19:54
Hi, one technique is to have the lens very close to the tank and use a cobra flash for example. The pb with flash and marine water is that you have many particles floating. Flash make them pop. When i ran my tank i often prefered use the tank light and 'high iso'. Marine tank (reef tank) should be well lightened, to keep coral healthy.

GeneWard		22-Jan-2009 23:42
I'm impressed with these. How do you do the lighting? flash? how do you avoid the flash on the glass?

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