Today In The Fishroom~10/16/11 Dividing the Fish

[Aquamojo]

I'm not sure if I ever posted these photos. The pictures were taken at the end of a Mexican fish collecting trip. Here's how it goes: fish are collected during the day and put in large bags. Water changes are done on the bags every night. Over a period of a couple days the fish "clean out" because they aren't fed. At the end of the week, fish are individually bagged in breathable bags, Fish are separated into piles by species. At the end the fish are divided up among the crew.

Here's a shot of some of the bagged fish.

 

[TahoeFish]

It looks like a drug deal!
Seriously, interesting. Thank you for sharing how it all goes down. I'm sorry I couldn't help myself with the last comment.

 

[fishman09]

very cool and a ton of little suspiscous baggies

 

[C L O W N K N I F E]

Nice, so what kind of fish are these in the baggies you speak of?

 

[BayArea_510]

Lol illegal fish smuggling jk , this is very interesting and it looks like you guys got a ton of freakin fish , it would suck if somebody jumped on the bed and all the fish just flew in the aire

 

[C L O W N K N I F E]

Lol illegal fish smuggling jk , this is very interesting and it looks like you guys got a ton of freakin fish , it would suck if somebody jumped on the bed and all the fish just flew in the aire

Lol, but why would someone be "jumping on the bed"...they aren't monkeys

 

[BayArea_510]

Lol, but why would someone be "jumping on the bed"...they aren't monkeys

oh my god u made my night right there that is freakin Hilarious lol

 

[aclockworkorange]

Mo, any cons to the breather bags for this application? I haven't seen them used a lot for domestic shipping so I'm curious.

 

[sabbath]

I remember those pics. I was at a talk you did in Norwalk Ct a few years back.

 

[DazzaClio]

Very interesting and thanks for shareing with us.

Thanks Darren.