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Painting I did today, (August 29 2021). Five of the fish in my other fish tank. There are, two of my pink and green coloured zebra danios on the top, a female paradise fish named Pearl besides them, a male Fighter fish whose name is Redgem, (the biggest fish) and one of my yellow colour black widow tetras beside the two trees. Done with colour pencils.

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