Marine Fish Clipart

[Huckleberry]

Does anyone know of a website or software that has good quality reef fish clipart? I've tried a Google search and came up with very limited resources, mostly Finding Nemo junk. For her 7th Grade Science Project my daughter set up 12g Nano and documented the Nitrification cycle of the startup and daily disposal of fish waste in an enclosed marine reef. Now we have to put together her display board. We usually go all out on the display boards, so now I'm looking for some good quality saltwater fish clipart. Any help is greatly appreciated by me and the nicest 13-year old you'll ever know! :alice

Huck

PS

We always try to come up with a catchy title for the display board. Past years were titles like "How Far can A Spud Fly" for testing different propellants in a spud gun. (This won 1st prize.) :award: Another year was "Supercharged Fruit" for testing which fruit conducted electricity the best. (2nd place finish.) This year I'm kinda stumped. I like "Finding Nemo's Poo." But it is a Christian school and the wife and daughter don't think it will go over real well. Anyone have a real creative side and have suggestions for a catchy title???

 

[leakyfaucet]

Deamination of Amino Acids: The production of Ammonia through Nemo's Poo

 

[TimSchmidt]

Maybe you could save a copy of a couple of the tank shots here on this forum and take them to WalMart and have them printed out and use those instead of clipart.

Ummm I dunno on a title, "It came from Nemo" maybe?

Good luck!

Tim

 

[Huckleberry]

Tim,

I thought about using pics from my 135 reef, but they won't work for what we want to do. We usually print out each different part of the display board (Problem, Hypothesis, Data, Conclusion...) over top of a clipart background that is related to the topic. So we were looking for some nice bright fish we could overlay with text.

 

[sadielynn]

http://www.aquahobby.com/e_marine.php
not sure if this will work or not :mrgreen:

 

[Huckleberry]

Sadielynn,

Although they are no clipart, some of them may have worked but they are such low resolution that by the time I photoshopped the fish out of the picture and enlarged it, the picture was very blurry. Thanks for the try. I guess I may be S.O.L. :cryinga:

 

[sadielynn]

try microsoft office's site.

http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/def ... x?lc=en-us

http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/res ... Query=fish
start at the last page and work backward.

 

[Huckleberry]

try microsoft office's site.

http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/def ... x?lc=en-us

http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/res ... Query=fish
start at the last page and work backward.

AWESOME FIND!!! Thanks a million. Those are EXACTLY what I was looking for!!! :maitre