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Thought I'd share this one as it has quite a bit of interesting footage on Synodontis in the wild. I believe these are Synodontis acanthomias.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV8dnp-7H3Q[/youtube]

Hi unblinded,

Your link didn't work, so I fixed it for you.



Enjoy everyone!

Thanks so much. I can't ever seem to get them to work right.

unblinded wrote:Thanks so much. I can't ever seem to get them to work right.

No problem.

If you want to embed a video in your post, use only the identifying URL info and place that inside the youtube tags. For example, the URL for your video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SV8dnp-7H3Q. What you want is only the portion of the URL that uniquely identifies your video (the part after the "v="), SV8dnp-7H3Q. Now place this identifier (SV8dnp-7H3Q) inside the youtube tag like this: [ youtube]SV8dnp-7H3Q[ /youtube] (I inserted spaces inside the tags so that they won't actually work and so that you can see the tag with the identifier inside). DO NOT PUT ANY OF THE HTTP STUFF AND DO NOT PUT THE YOUTUBE.COM PART INSIDE THE TAGS.

Then your video will work.

Cheers, Eric

Great documentary. Thanks for sharing unblinded, and bekateen.

unblinded wrote: I believe these are Synodontis acanthomias.

Unlikely give the location, S. zambezensis seems more likely
http://www.rgs.org/NR/rdonlyres/DC719BB ... unders.pdf

Majestic filming. There is some Clariidae featured too.

Viktor Jarikov wrote:Majestic filming. There is some Clariidae featured too.

I focus so much on Synodontis that I forget there are big cat lovers on the site too Viktor. The people who recorded this video footage also did Jewel of the Rift.

coelacanth wrote:

unblinded wrote: I believe these are Synodontis acanthomias.

Unlikely give the location, S. zambezensis seems more likely
http://www.rgs.org/NR/rdonlyres/DC719BB ... unders.pdf

Thanks for the clarification.