Any NW cichlid keepers who can read Spanish?

[Andrewtfw]

http://www.ciclidos-mexico.com/InformativoCM/

I came across this link in a thread on the ACA site. Looks to be an excellent site... now if only my Spanish was stronger.

 

[iamzrad]

The internets are wonderful.
http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=es&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ciclidos-mexico.com%2FInformativoCM%2F&act=url

 

[UNCLERUCKUS]

The internets are wonderful.
http://translate.google.com/transla...ww.ciclidos-mexico.com/InformativoCM/&act=url

WAY TO GO PHIL :jumpy::jumpy::jumpy:

 

[UNCLERUCKUS]

http://www.ciclidos-mexico.com/InformativoCM/

I came across this link in a thread on the ACA site. Looks to be an excellent site... now if only my Spanish was stronger.

GREAT ARTICLE! THAT AQUASCAPING IS PHENOMINAL. THE LOGISTICS MUST HAVE BEEN A NIGHTMARE. DID YOU SEE THAT MONSTER DRIFTWOOD? IMAGINE HAVING THAT TANK FOR YOUR COMMUNITY TANK!

 

[chris_todd]

Yeah, that's a rather famous tank of Takashi Amano's. In fact, it was on the cover of a recent TFH, and that picture is now my desktop background both at home and at work.

I don't know if he still has them in there, but at one time, he had a school of Altums in there. There are you tube videos of him feeding them.

 

[dSerk]

There are you tube videos of him feeding them.

That video is insane. You start out looking at what appears to be a very big tank. Then the picture widens till you see Mr. Amano standing next to it. He has to reach up to put the food in. It took me a minute to realize the scale of what I was seeing.

 

[Avatar]

Go to "Google Translate". Load the English translation widget into your menu bar.

It rocks. I read Chinese, Japanese, German, etc. web posts and docs all the time.

Now how cool is that?