About Pet Resources

This site debuted as a personal Website at home.earthlink.net/~miawoodman in 1999. Two years later, in 2002 after many revisions it was moved to www.petresources.net. In 2010 it has been undergoing a new revision to make it more use able and up to date. The purpose of this site is knowledge. Too many people have a question about a pet and can't get the information, or don't know where to get the information. This is especially true in the Aquarium world. Often rare or uncommon fish are not photographed except in very expensive books, and most people can not afford to buy the entire set of books to figure out what the $5 fish they picked up eats.

Submitting Photos

We are always looking for more photos. Especially wanted are good species identification images of fish that are either not yet represented by a pic, or your pic makes it easier to identify the fish. Fish tank images also accepted, as are images of reptile, small mammals, dogs and cats. Any image accepted will be listed as taken by the sender, unless otherwise noted, with a link back to your e-mail, and / or web site, whichever is preferred. I will e-mail you about which pages it has been used on. With any image please include information as to the identity of the animal.

Please only send pictures have taken or have rights to. I do not need images from google or borrowed from other people. Just as I don't want my images borrowed other people have rights too.

For fish images a scientific name, common name, suspected sex and any special notes are appreciated. Reptile, small mammal, dog or cat images, include the animals name, and breed/species if applicable.
Send pics to images@petresources.net

Two tips for photographing fish

Clean the tank glass inside and out. Glass is the biggest issue with photographing fish. The cleaner it is the better your photo

If you have a flash that is on the camera near the lens shoot at an angle into the tank to cut down on glare. Otherwise you just end up with bright white reflection photos.