Aloe sp. blossom (II)

Trichocereus sp.

Et voilá!

The bottom shot was taken under the sunset light at 8pm. Two hours later I took the top one.

Gymnocalycium sp.

Phalaenopsis sp. (III)

Phalaenopsis sp. (II)

I've been keeping this orchid for 6 or 7 years.

Mammillarias are blooming (V)

Parodia Magnifica

A third one is there

... while the other two (left and center) are starting do die. You can see the whole plant on this previous (last year) post.

First time this year

Echinopsis sp. blossom. Three more to come, but unfortunatelly they last 24 hours only...

Burrito tail

Sedum sp. seen from below.

Air plant blossom

To see the whole plant, check this post.

Mammillarias are bloomig (IV)

Gasteria sp. blossom

Mammillarias are blooming (III)

Mammillarias are blooming (II)

Air plant

Tillandsia sp. hanging on a Yucca.

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

Aloe sp. blossom

The plant can be seen on this post.

Aloe sp. (II)

Discrete blooming (II)

Crassula ovata blooming in January.

Echeveria sp. (II)

Quartz, gypsum and pirite

Corals

Euphorbia milii

School of South American Fish

Cardinal tetra (Paracheirodon axelrodi) and Pencil fish (Nannostomus beckfordi and Nannostomus bifasciatus) in the 45L tank.

3 shells

Mammillaria sp.

Euphorbia lactea 'cristata' (II)

Euphorbia lactea 'cristata'

Discrete blooming

Euphorbia sp.