Going Diving in Africa!!
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Yeah, i can't seem to embed it.
We have the Youtube icon when we reply or post. But it does not seem to work correctly when I use it. I don't have a problem embedding youtube vids on the other 2 sites i frequent and this one is more advanced. I guess i can post about it, or look around on MFK and ask people who have successfully embeded to this site.
Ain't that Nimbochromis cool!
We have the Youtube icon when we reply or post. But it does not seem to work correctly when I use it. I don't have a problem embedding youtube vids on the other 2 sites i frequent and this one is more advanced. I guess i can post about it, or look around on MFK and ask people who have successfully embeded to this site.
Ain't that Nimbochromis cool!
Malawi 2010 crew.
Dan, Steve Lundblad, Pam Chin, Larry Johnson, TR6, John, Dr. Troy, Claudia Dickinson.
Lundblad, TR6
Steve Lundblad, Layton, Pam Chin
Even in Africa hot chicks want Ad Konings.
Darn that postman!
Fish drying racks.
TR6 eating dried lake sardines.
First Officer Layton, TR6, Captain Robart.
First Officer Layton.
Captain Robart
TR6 100ft down.
TR6 and the good ship Lady Louise II.
Malawi Coast.
Malawi huts.
Miniature Malawi Cattle, not much bigger than goats.
Malawi craftsmen making figurines and masks.
Loading freshly caught fish for transport.
Loading fish for transport to Stuarts place.
Freshly bagged peacocks ready for 5 hour drive to the fish house.
Sorting freshly caught fish for holding.
Worker unbagging freshly caught fish.
Worker unbagging freshly caught fish.
Dan Glassco helping out.
Fish house tanks, holding for export or meds.
Row of Mbenji species vats.
20ft x 20ft holding vats.
Vats.
Placidochromis phenochilus "Mdoka"
i would love to do something like this. glad you had a good time. thanks for that little trip to africa in my mind. awesome pics
Why are they exporting more Met./May. lombardoi?!?! *rolls eyes*
lol.
Love the photos and commentary.
lol.
Love the photos and commentary.
They export what people want.
an example of good sellers are fish with males and females a different color, or fish where some of them are OB's.
can't make money selling an obscure fish that one person wants.
they catch due to demand and presales.
if you see that chalk board in the background of one of the pix, it shows the orders.
an example of good sellers are fish with males and females a different color, or fish where some of them are OB's.
can't make money selling an obscure fish that one person wants.
they catch due to demand and presales.
if you see that chalk board in the background of one of the pix, it shows the orders.
tr6;4502014; said:
I understand this concept - and the only reason I made a comment is because of how many people pick up that species not knowing how aggressive they can be in a captive setting. Same can be said for most of the Melanochromis species.. lol. (great colors, but too territorial for most new cichlidkeepers and their tanks)
Plus you look at how many domestic strains of M. lombardoi and such are out there - I didn't think they would need to import more.. (though I guess those ones aren't necessarily bound for the U.S.)
