Useful links

[rasmusW]

Caminhos Desconhecidos: Amazon habitats

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[rasmusW]

Caminhos Desconhecidos: Amazon habitats

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Here is the link: https://m.youtube.com/@caminhosdesconhecidos/videos

 

[rasmusW]

Aquatic plants of Peru

Disclaimer: I haven’t read other than the list.

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[rasmusW]

A few days ago i got reminded about this site.
Hudsons world
He was a familiare face on this board a while back. Not sure where he is now.

Ps: hope it’s okay, that I add this.

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[rasmusW]

Here is another one. I just found it yesterday.
I have only seen one of the Rio tapajos videos, but that showed some fantastic looking habitats.

Chris Lukhaup

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[MacZ]

I'm still fascinated that Chris swapped being the bassist for an internationally renowned Metal band (played for Atrocity 1995-2007) to being a full-time shrimp and fish-person.

Just be a bit careful: He is still the spokesperson for several companies (e.g. Dennerle), so take some of his statements with a grain of salt. On the other hand he is a biologist with a degree by trade, so a lot is still solid information.

 

[rasmusW]

Some days ago i came across this site.
I has some interesting breeding reports on tetras, among other things.

Foraquarist

And today i got reminded of this site:

Dwarfcichlid -I hope Bob is okay with this.

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[rasmusW]

One more… West african habitats.
I think it has been linked some time ago, on this board. But just for good sake I’ll add it to the list.

Stofmania

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[rasmusW]

Amazon research center for ornamental fish.
I haven’t seen all the videos but the name sounds great..

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[anewbie]

Amazon research center for ornamental fish.
I haven’t seen all the videos but the name sounds great..

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Man - when you said 'amazon' i was thinking not more garbage from amazon but it is the Amazon as oppose to amazon. I've seen a few of those videos and the ones i've seen have been pretty decent.

 

[rasmusW]

Haha.. -Sorry about that. I’ll make sure to correct that for next time

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[rasmusW]

More nature documentaries. I can highly recomend the Guyana series.

Link

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