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Canoh escribió:Que tal Aquamojo.

¿Tienes fotografías de ciclidos del tanganyika?

Un saludo Jose

Jose,

Follow this link for African photos: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2035664&id=1059975433

Madgico escribió:I´d like to go this year to Washington to meet you, but it´s very expensive, maybe if I win loto.

Eso suena muy bien. Si gano la lotería, yo os visitaré. Me encantaría visitar España.

Estas fotos son increíbles!

I don't know how accurate Google Translate may be. Whichever works best for you. So far I have understood most of what the conversation has been. I keep most of my fish in a species specific tank. I always lean toward bigger being better. I have most of my large Paratheraps pairs (I have several) in...

Cuando vi las fotos sabía que la había visto antes, pero no lograba recordar donde, ahora lo sé. En ese número había muchos artículos de cíclidos, me ha venido bien para releer el artículo sobre la frontera entre Costa Rica y Panamá donde aparece el coeruleopunctatus . ¿De dónde consigues los peces...

Madgico escribió:Probablemente las aregentea sean los CA que más me gustan, las estuve buscando durante un tiempo por aquí, pero sin suerte. ¿Cuanto dirías que es el volumen mínimo para una pareja?

Minimum tank size? Or minimum price?

Jose, All of my equipment is Nikon...camera, lens and flash. I have a D3, D300, D200 camera body. I have various lens from 16mm, 135mm 70-300mm, 105mm macro and a few others. I use Nikon SB-900 flash units with a diffuser by Gary Fong. I photograph for my pleasure. I have also submitted photos to ma...

The Paratheraps photo that I posted is a fish that has not yet been described. It was caught in the Rio Carolina in Mexico. The adult looks very much like the P. zonatus but with a an very red caudal fin and more red spangling in the head.

This is a picture of the cover of Tropical Fish Magazine. They used one of the photos from the session above. It's the first time that a picture of fry made the cover.

Interesting topic. I used extension tubes when i was shooting film. I've not used it with digital. I did get some interesting macro shots. I posted this thread: http://ciclidos.foro-activo.es/t134-today-in-the-fishroom-1-28-11-macro-managuense#945

I see that Haplo posted a thread about macro photography. These are photos I took with a Nikkor 105mm macro lens. The F0 P. managuense from Honduras breed regularly. Aver the the past year I have been able to grab some interesting photos of their breeding behavior...including this one of free swimmi...

All of the P. Sp. "coatzacoalcos" are about three inches long. At this size I believe the difference between the males and the females is apparent. males are a little larger and have a more distinct color pattern. Females...less. I believe this is one of the females: http://www.aquamojo.co...

Estos centroamericanos son espectaculares, el problema que tienen es el gran volumen que necesitan para mantenerlo. Aquamojo, ¿mantienes o has mantenido alguna vez Vieja argentea ? Sí. Seguí hace a varios años. Yo no las tengo ahora. http://www.aquamojo.com/argentae/Argen%2049b.jpg http://www.aquam...

Gracias Madgico

I probably photograph these two fish more than any other. The female F0 P. managuense from Honduras. All of these photos are shot using three flash units. Two on the top and one on the bottom. http://www.aquamojo.com/managuense/Hondo-Manaquense-2075.jpg http://www.aquamojo.com/managuense/Hondo-Manaq...