Ola?
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:53 pm
Is that Ola A. I see online? If so, how are you doing?
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Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 12:53 am
Ola?
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 5:48 am
I am here Mark!
Everything is fine, but for the moment I have gone from "Attempting to breed clowns" to "Clownkeeping", family and job take most of the time.
At least I check the LOL forum regulary, and you are all doing a great job!
One loachy event at least; I was in Vietnam together with Mikael H. in beginning of november, and had we the luck to cath some Sewellias! The first picture show the river and the second one how the fish cling to the stones. When we were there, it had been raining a lot so it was very difficult to see the fishes. When they catch Sewellia they just lift the stones where the fish sit and put the whole stone in a handnet, but the high water made it difficult to see the fishes in the river.
But the strongest memory for me from this trip was (excuse me LOL-ers) to visit the small river that is the habitat of Tanichthys micagemmae. I cant show you any pictures from that yet, since they are supposed to be in an article in a German magazine and I dont want any trouble with the copyrights. I hope to do something in our website about our trip later, but this will be all for now.
Cheers
/Ola
Everything is fine, but for the moment I have gone from "Attempting to breed clowns" to "Clownkeeping", family and job take most of the time.
At least I check the LOL forum regulary, and you are all doing a great job!
One loachy event at least; I was in Vietnam together with Mikael H. in beginning of november, and had we the luck to cath some Sewellias! The first picture show the river and the second one how the fish cling to the stones. When we were there, it had been raining a lot so it was very difficult to see the fishes. When they catch Sewellia they just lift the stones where the fish sit and put the whole stone in a handnet, but the high water made it difficult to see the fishes in the river.
But the strongest memory for me from this trip was (excuse me LOL-ers) to visit the small river that is the habitat of Tanichthys micagemmae. I cant show you any pictures from that yet, since they are supposed to be in an article in a German magazine and I dont want any trouble with the copyrights. I hope to do something in our website about our trip later, but this will be all for now.
Cheers
/Ola
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 9:48 am
Always great to see habitat pics!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:14 am
would the article be in amazonica ola.?
mick
mick
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:42 am
I have learned about LOL reading one of Ola's articles on the net. If you have to blame somebody he's the one! 
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 12:23 pm
Delightful to hear from you, Ola. Even more delightful to see that you're still doing the occasional "safari." You continue to make a lot of us jealous.
Don't be a stranger.
Don't be a stranger.