I have several cute scenes going on at my house right now that I can't photograph. I have a sleeping baby raccoon in the tree outside our nook. He keeps making chortling sounds. I also have 27 baby plecos that I can't seem to photograph. You'll all just have to use your imaginations.

Turn off all lights except the tank. Put the camera on a tripod, turn the ISO up, go into shutter priority mode and speed the shutter up. Play around with shutter speed, and the EV adjustment until you get a clear shot.

Fun video! Our Nala does this ALL the time, especially with Ken. If he even stops petting for a second, she starts grabbing at him. She'll even wrap both paws around his wrist and pull her hand to him. It's cute. :)

Well, I followed GD's directions, but fish aren't the easiest subjects to capture. But, I did get a few really good one - and an whole album because, without it, you can't really get any perspective.

Dad and babies (near rocks)



Mom:



Mum and Dad:



Babies of 2 litters (are they called litters in the fish world?) (latest litter on glass, earlier litter on top of rocks).





Two from the first bunch:



Here's a link to the whole set:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/1552684...7621529979700/

itty bitty fishies!

CUTE! Love those little guys. Great photos!

Woohoo, the random camera settings generator works!

Cute fishies :)

Hey! You're not a pug!


And, you're not a Frenchie, Buster!


The name's Thurston Howl. But, Mom, if this guy's not a pug why does this dude look so much like me?

I have a new theory, known as Thurston's Law. Thurston is always the cutest animal in any photo.





No, we're never getting pics of him with our bunnies ;)