Gambusia yucatana plus Rocio octofasciata Jack Dempseys in the wild Cenote Cristalino

[davidefc]

A quick video of Cenote Cristal, Mexico. Including Rocio octofasciata aka Jack Demspey cichlids, Gambusia yuctana aka Mosquito fish and Rhamdia guatemalensis a catfish species.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxLlk3cWJgc&feature=youtu.be

Regards
Dave

 

[newworld]

Very cool I was there 2 weeks ago, very crowded I almost brought back some mollys...

 

[davidefc]

Very cool I was there 2 weeks ago, very crowded I almost brought back some mollys...

Thanks, this video was taken last year. Did you get any pictures or videos? Where else did you visit?

Dave

 

[newworld]

Kantun Chi, Jardin del Eden, Cristalino and Chiken ha, and few openings I found of a cenote across the street from the resort we were staying at, where I caught and brought back some jack dempseys, my girlfriend found an orange female velifera at Kantun Chi which I thought was really cool, yes we have pics hopefully I'll get some up....

 

[davidefc]

Kantun Chi, Jardin del Eden, Cristalino and Chiken ha, and few openings I found of a cenote across the street from the resort we were staying at, where I caught and brought back some jack dempseys, my girlfriend found an orange female velifera at Kantun Chi which I thought was really cool, yes we have pics hopefully I'll get some up....

Nice, I love Jardin del Eden, when the sun hits the water and the male Poecilia velifera its stunning! I have never been to Chiken ha nor the Kantun Chi ecopark. Look forward to seeing your photos! I bet the Jack Dempseys are nice!

Dave

 

[cichlidfish]

Great video Dave. It's always nice to see a thriving cenote.


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[davidefc]

Great video Dave. It's always nice to see a thriving cenote.


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Cheers mate! This part was kind of sectioned off with a pathway (man-made) and mangrove trees, the main body of the Cenote was just as populated, but less Gambusia and more Poecilia.

Dave