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House photography · organized by tank

The room,
frame by frame.

These are the actual animals and systems in the room. Every photograph stays attached to its tank so colour, growth, habitat use, and change over time remain part of the record.

Tap or click any photograph to open the full view.

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T-001Bloody Mary7 photographsT-002Blue Diamond8 photographsT-003Sunkist Orange7 photographsT-004Yellow Fire / Goldenback4 photographsT-005Wild Amano founders3 photographsT-006White captive-bred Amanos6 photographsT-011Leech curiosity and observation tank1 photographs
T-001

Room collection

Bloody Mary

Neocaridina davidi

The red breeding line and its planted rockwork. These are room records, not representative stock photography.

T-002

Room collection

Blue Diamond

Neocaridina davidi

The blue breeding line photographed against the live plant structure used for grazing and cover.

T-003

Room collection

Sunkist Orange

Neocaridina davidi

Adults, the tank structure, and the first orange juveniles recorded as the line began reproducing.

T-004

Room collection

Yellow Fire / Goldenback

Neocaridina davidi

The yellow line photographed at the substrate, on glass, and among the tank's established plants.

T-005

Room collection

Wild Amano founders

Caridina multidentata

Wild-sourced Amanos photographed using filter hardware and the shaded edges of their system.

T-006

Room collection

White captive-bred Amanos

Caridina multidentata

The white phenotype group photographed around the heavy stonework and open grazing surfaces of T-006.

T-011

Room collection

Leech curiosity and observation tank

Barbronia cf. weberi

This contained observation project began with Fred and Fiona and is not part of the food-culture programme. Its current identifier is T-011; the two-founder record is historical, and the present census is unknown.

An honest archive

Useful before perfect.

This gallery will grow with the room. Wide tank views, breeding milestones, juveniles, and diagnostic photographs can be added without replacing earlier records or pretending every image is studio work.

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