Photos of freshwater fish [last update 2009-11-24]

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Below you will find a collection of photos from various places. Except where noted, pictures were taken by Rhett A. Butler, copyright 1994-2007. While these images are the property of mongabay.com, it may be permissible to use them for non-commercial purposes (like powerpoint presentations and school projects), provided that the images are not altered in any form. Please read this for more details. If you are interested in using an image in a publication please contact me.

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Zacco platypus (China) Blue Gularis Neon tetras; emporer tetras; and other tetras (China) Angelfish Spiney suckermouth catfish (Pseudacanthicus leopardus) Black plecostomus with turquoise polka-dots (China) Arowana in the Shanghai aquarium fish tunnel (China) Dark sleeper (Odontobutis obscura) (China) Red-tailed catfish Lake Malawi Cichlids Blue Gularis Lake Malawi Cichlids South American tetra tank (China) Angelfish Tourists at the Amazon fish tunnel at the Shanghai aquarium (China) http://mongabay.com/images/yucatan/thumbnails/web-cenotes_aquatic/cenotes036.jpg alt="Aquatic biotope for cenotes in the Yucatan; Mexico."> Mexican tetras (Mexico) Freshwater Stingray Stingray Yellow-spotted black Amazon stingray (Potamotrygon leopoldi). AKA Polka dot ray (China) Catfish (Mexico) Red Rainbowfish (Glossolepis incisus) (China) Scats and archer fish in a brackish water river estuary biotope tank (China) Nothobranchius killifish Red-Bellied Piranha Ranbowfish Lake Malawi Cichlids White Cloud Mountain Minnow (Tanichtys albonubes) (China) Visitors at the Shanghai aquarium Amazon fish tunnel (China) Lake Malawi mbuna cichlid biotope tank (China) Southeast Asian biotope aquarium (China) Pair of Arapaima (China) Panchax killifish (China) Cardinal tetra tank in the Amazon flooded forest exhibit at the California Academy of Sciences Arowana as seen from below in the Amazon fish tunnel at the Shanghai aquarium (China) Freshwater needlefish (China) Gouramis (China) freshwater fish: Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 | Page 5