I just got back yesterday.
Long flight(14 hours).
Very nice bunch down there.
As an aquarist, it really has a lot to offer for just going out into the bush and collecting beautiful aquarium fish and plants, rock, and wood collecting.
Pisces is an excellent plant nursery and hardscape/gravel vendor there.
Had a nice tour there, well run and nice supplies, many in the USA would be very envious.
I have not downloaded the pictures yet.
Lost one tank of fish due to a nasty fungal out break in a quarantine tank.
Other tanks did amazingly well. Raised the lights, and ran things very slow.
My advice works for me too.
Some good plant and fish shots.
Did not get to go up north, am already planning that trip for another year.
Needs serious planning to go out to such remote areas, but plans to be rather cool.
The folks are super nice down there.
Also got to travel a fair amount with Diana Walstad, a very sweet person.
The meeting was more along the lines of a Science seminar, and the topics where all quite good.
Will update more later.
Regards,
Tom Barr
Long flight(14 hours).
Very nice bunch down there.
As an aquarist, it really has a lot to offer for just going out into the bush and collecting beautiful aquarium fish and plants, rock, and wood collecting.
Pisces is an excellent plant nursery and hardscape/gravel vendor there.
Had a nice tour there, well run and nice supplies, many in the USA would be very envious.
I have not downloaded the pictures yet.
Lost one tank of fish due to a nasty fungal out break in a quarantine tank.
Other tanks did amazingly well. Raised the lights, and ran things very slow.
My advice works for me too.
Some good plant and fish shots.
Did not get to go up north, am already planning that trip for another year.
Needs serious planning to go out to such remote areas, but plans to be rather cool.
The folks are super nice down there.
Also got to travel a fair amount with Diana Walstad, a very sweet person.
The meeting was more along the lines of a Science seminar, and the topics where all quite good.
Will update more later.
Regards,
Tom Barr