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kim m wrote:Very nice! Did you bring back any Corydoras punctatus or Parotocinclus sp.?

We did not bring any live specimens with us. The only fish that we brougth back were specimens preserved in alcohol for scientific research.

@ Pleco:

Willem Kolvoort was one of the expedition members, he took some incredible udnerwater images. You can visit his page here: http://www.kolvoortonderwaterfoto.nl/nl ... namerivier It's in Dutch but the pictures speak for themself.

I finished translating the 2012 report of our trip to the rainforest of Suriname. It can be found here: http://www.aquatic-discoveries.nl/2012_eng.html I will start working on the final few videos next.

i wish more of these species were available in the trade in the US. I love seeing your data/pictures/write-ups

The next one, this time featuring A. temminckii, H. paucimaculatus and M. nijsseni.

Finished a new video today. This time we are taking you to the Awadan and Peti rapids in the Gran Rio river, Suriname. Both of these rapids are home to large ammounts of catfishes. The website also had a makeover, be sure to check it out and leave some feedback: http://www.aquatic-discoveries.nl

Great video. I like the in the fast current.

The website also had a makeover, be sure to check it out and leave some feedback

I like the Web site. One thing I would reconsider though, is using a 724MB video as a background image. It took ages to load, and then made the CPU go crazy. Better off without it, I think.

Finished a 35 minute movie today covering the entire 2012 trip, enjoy!

We started planning a new expedition this year. At this moment we are still looking for participants. More information can be found here:

http://www.aquatic-discoveries.nl/2014_english.html
https://www.facebook.com/aquaticdiscoveries

Amazing photos! Thanks for sharing them.