Parachromis friedrichsthalii feigning death

[AmazonFreak]

Not sure if this was ever posted (I did a search and came up with no results) but this article is freakin' awesome if you love cichlid evolution like I do. Its an easy read.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.0022-1112.2005.00648.x/pdf

 

[newworld]

Sort of related i saw P. Managuense do it in Coatepeque in El Salvador....

 

[AmazonFreak]

you personally saw it? thats really cool. please tell me more

 

[AmazonFreak]

so the link only works if you have an account or go to a school that does. If anyone is interested in reading the article, please let me know and I will email the pdf to you. its only 4 pages i believe. good info.

 

[rocky2]

plz send me the link sumitdasr@gmail.com

 

[AmazonFreak]

email sent

 

[Fish_Man_Dan]

I visited a fish farmer friend of mine in homestead a while back, and when he floods the ditches between his tanks, the jaguars are the first to travel up the new streams from the main pit, bury themselves halfway (with heads out) and wait for the small minnows from neighboring streams. It was awesome to watch!

Home of Fugly the Oscar (ACA)

 

[AmazonFreak]

I visited a fish farmer friend of mine in homestead a while back, and when he floods the ditches between his tanks, the jaguars are the first to travel up the new streams from the main pit, bury themselves halfway (with heads out) and wait for the small minnows from neighboring streams. It was awesome to watch!

Home of Fugly the Oscar (ACA)

That is awesome. Cichlids never cease to surprise me

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[tantrick]

link too please bdmelly@hotmail.com

 

[AmazonFreak]

link too please bdmelly@hotmail.com

As soon as I get home, I promise

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