Garra Stock Photos and Images
RMBXTYXM–Female dips her feet into a tank of Garra Rufa fish also known as Doctor Fish . They are used as a pedicure
RMM23J59–Garra (claw), shield-like figure, carved wood with natural pigments. Bahinemo, Salumei river. Papua, New Guinea. 20th century.
RFPE6J58–Couple dipping their feet in a tank of water filled with small fish Garra rufa also called doctor fish.
RMCTE8E4–skin care treatment with the garra rufa fish, also called doctor fish, nibble fish or kangal fish.
RMDFKB7M–Woman holding her feet in a bassin for a fish pedicure with doctor fish (Garra rufa), Hong Kong
RMBT5GH9–Garra de Leon or Lions Claw (Leontochir ovallei) precumbant; plant and buds valley cliff near Totoral Atacama Desert Chile
RMMYMBWC–Fish spa feet pedicure skin care treatment with the fish Rufa Garra, also called doctor fish, Nibble fish and Kangal fish,Turkish treatment,Turkey
RMEB6029–A man dips his feet in a pool with garra rufa fish at the Banjaran Hotspring Retreat near Ipoh, Malaysia. The luxury resort has
RMBXTYTP–Female dips her feet into a tank of Garra Rufa fish also known as Doctor Fish . They are used as a pedicure
RMDW4H58–Garra de Leon Lions Claw Leontochir ovallei one of the rarest flowers of Chile found only in the Atacama Desert south of Copiapo
RM2G2F5TF–Garra Rufa Fish (Doctor Fish) eating dead skin cells on feet. foot treatment care massage pedicure health healthy body
RF2K2E4P4–Getting a gentle nibble. Closeup of a woman getting a pedicure from the garra rufa fish - Thailand.
RFG2FBHD–Fish pedicure, Garra Rufa, Nibble fish, kangal fish, bonefish. This fish is found in Turkish River System
RMD35FEC–Garra de Leon or Lions Claw (Leontochir ovallei) flower near Totoral Atacama (III) Chile, South America
RMBXTYWR–Female dips her feet into a tank of Garra Rufa fish also known as Doctor Fish . They are used as a pedicure
RMDW4FM4–A yellow variety of the Garra de Leon Lions Claw (Leontochir ovallei) in the Llanos de Challe National Park Atacama Desert Chile
RFWP45BN–Close up view of fish and man feet in blue water. Pedicure fish spa. Rufa garra fish spa treatment
RF2J9WE74–Small fish Garra rufa in aquarium with water, is used to cleanse keratinized skin particles, peel the foot in fish-spa salons
RMC0761M–Garra Rufa fish doctor fish nibble fish little dermatologist eating dead skin cells from someone's foot feet pedicure
RMT2J74T–A fish spa in Santorini, Greece, uses tiny fish called Garra Rufa to eat away dead skin found on peoples' feet, leaving newer skin exposed.
RMD35FEM–Garra de Leon or Lions Claw (Leontochir ovallei) flowers with caterpillar near Totoral Atacama (III) Chile, South America
RMBXTYW1–Female dips her feet into a tank of Garra Rufa fish also known as Doctor Fish . They are used as a pedicure
RFC5T5DJ–Fish pedicure in Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh, Scotland shopping mall - Turkish Garra Rufa fish nibble dead skin from feet.
RMD56A5R–A girl immerses his feet in a tank with Garra rufa fish as part of aesthetic treatment complementary to pedicure
RMDW4H72–Caterpillar on the rare Garra de Leon Lions Claw (Leontochir ovallei) in the Llanos de Challe National Park Atacama Desert Chile
RMC0760G–Garra Rufa fish doctor fish nibble fish little dermatologist eating dead skin cells from someone's foot feet pedicure
RMT2J724–A fish spa in Santorini, Greece, uses tiny fish called Garra Rufa to eat away dead skin found on peoples' feet, leaving newer skin exposed.
RF2CT42HN–Garra Ruufa fish in a fish massage container, Siem Reap, Cambodia, Southeast Asia, Asia, Southeast Asia
RMBXTYX4–Female dips her feet into a tank of Garra Rufa fish also known as Doctor Fish . They are used as a pedicure
RMCBFPHJ–Fish spa therapy treatment showing people sitting with their feet and legs in a water tank with fish eating dead skin in Patong,
RFC5T5EH–Fish pedicure in Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh, Scotland shopping mall - Turkish Garra Rufa fish nibble dead skin from feet.
RMD54NRE–A girl immerses his feet in a tank with Garra rufa fish as part of aesthetic treatment complementary to pedicure
RMDW4H97–Orejas de Zorro (Fox Ears) and Garra de Leon (Lions Claw) in the Llanos de Challe National Park, Atacama Desert, Chile
RMT2J75B–A fish spa in Santorini, Greece, uses tiny fish called Garra Rufa to eat away dead skin found on peoples' feet, leaving newer skin exposed.
RMBXTYWE–Female dips her feet into a tank of Garra Rufa fish also known as Doctor Fish . They are used as a pedicure
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