I'll post these pictures in the picture thread of the GHAC's behind-the-scenes tour of Moody Gardens this morning, but also wanted to start a thread here in the African Cichlid subforum because, hey, we just saw a species that is extinct in the wild. Not only that, but the ONLY place it exists today is at Moody Gardens. Pretty cool. Pretty sad, too.
Here's the Harpagochromis sp. "two stripe white lip." Their tank is the one on the top left of the first photo:
I apologize that some of the pictures aren't that great. My camera was running out of memory, we were ending our tour, etc. etc. I wish I would have spent more time there deleting photos so I could take more of these guys. :(
Here's the Harpagochromis sp. "two stripe white lip." Their tank is the one on the top left of the first photo:
I apologize that some of the pictures aren't that great. My camera was running out of memory, we were ending our tour, etc. etc. I wish I would have spent more time there deleting photos so I could take more of these guys. :(
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