I don't think I'll be surprising anyone here if I yell:
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can't wait to see many more fish and hear more details at where you went, if you saw and pictured non cichlids, went on a deep water dive and saw any rarities and on and on
"And he piled upon the whale's white hump the sum of all the rage and hate felt by his whole race. If his chest had been a cannon, he would have shot his heart upon it" Jean-Luc Picard
hi. yes i got plenty of catfish pics this time as i also went nightdiving. i had a perfect time as i took nice pictures of a beautifull shrimp and of trematocara zebra! i was just writing an article for the polish cichlid magazine so will not post the pictures yet.
hi, what i like a lot at kigoma is the abundance of different goby cichlids: eretmodus sp spathodus erythrodon spathodus marlieri tanganicodus irsacae swimming all together! of all these goby's s. marlieri is the most shy.
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Thank you again, Evert, for these very interesting and beautiful pictures!!!
If these are the not your best pictures, I can't imagine how much amazing could be them Anyway these are more than enough heigh quality for us, I believe, so keep posting if you can, please!
hi paolo, most of my dives were 40-50m deep so i also got some special fish on camera. and i did some nightdiving so lots of catfish at the time. but as my article for the polish magazine will be about nightdiving i can not reveal that...
the one thing that was very impressive was this big school of barbs(?). thousands of them surrounding me'; something i only had seen in oceans...if anyone knows the name of the fish..?!! the fish were about 30-40cm.
and a very nice fish from the "deep". lamp ventralis is always nice to see.
and yes all these pics are kigoma area. lets see almost from gombe to ujiji river....
but ..hope you can enjoy these too.
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you would really blow me away with pictures of catfish......
underwaterpix of catfish from Tanganyika are in short supply; most people who go there tend to suffer from extreme tunnelvision: tanganyikan fish = cichlid = tanganyikan fish.
"And he piled upon the whale's white hump the sum of all the rage and hate felt by his whole race. If his chest had been a cannon, he would have shot his heart upon it" Jean-Luc Picard