2. International L-numbers Days in Hannover (Germany)
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Hi,
even though not everything is ready, we have a booth to present you our new page: 2nd L-Number Days
If anyone should find errors, please send an email to Andi (andreas.tanke@l-wels-tage.de) or a PM me.
Registration for the event will start at the beginning of 2011.
Greetings
Elko
even though not everything is ready, we have a booth to present you our new page: 2nd L-Number Days
If anyone should find errors, please send an email to Andi (andreas.tanke@l-wels-tage.de) or a PM me.
Registration for the event will start at the beginning of 2011.
Greetings
Elko
Yes, this is one event i would love to attend whether it would happen is another thing altogether.
Now thats something that may entice me out of the highlands :yes: would be good to have a few days away.
anybody willing to sponsor me and i will be your german interpreter......:lol: cheers jk :thumbup:
Hallo,
As far as we are very satisfied with the number of registrations.
Meanwhile, the registrations and the payments diverge.
In this context I would like to point out that the early bird rate is of course only if registration and payment are received in early-bird-time.
Please book the room at the hotel in early-bird-time
During the early booking phase is a block of rooms blocked for us. For bookings from the quota are special conditions: further information on accommodation.
Greetings
Elko
As far as we are very satisfied with the number of registrations.
Meanwhile, the registrations and the payments diverge.
In this context I would like to point out that the early bird rate is of course only if registration and payment are received in early-bird-time.
Please book the room at the hotel in early-bird-time
During the early booking phase is a block of rooms blocked for us. For bookings from the quota are special conditions: further information on accommodation.
Greetings
Elko
Hi,
The early bird package can be booked only 7 days (until 31.07.2011). Please note that the deposit on time.
After payment you will receive a payment confirmation and a booking number.
Registration
Greetings
Elko
The early bird package can be booked only 7 days (until 31.07.2011). Please note that the deposit on time.
After payment you will receive a payment confirmation and a booking number.
Registration
Greetings
Elko
If you are serious Nick is planning on booking and driving over so there will be space in the car thats negotiable this way some fishies can be easily brought home
ok can you please do us all a favour. Those who are going take some photos to share with us mere mortals so far away please ? thanks heaps jk:thumbup:
I'm seriously considering driving over there for this event. Can anyone confirm how far it is from Amsterdam? I've driven there plenty of times just want to get an idea of whats in store for the journey.
Anyone wanting to be co-pilot is more than welcome might even be able to drop into one of Europes largest wholesalers on the way back Ruinnamens near Utrecht. I have family in Almera Netherlands so can crash over night there if need be.
Let me know if your tempted (i'll be setting off from Essex)
Anyone wanting to be co-pilot is more than welcome might even be able to drop into one of Europes largest wholesalers on the way back Ruinnamens near Utrecht. I have family in Almera Netherlands so can crash over night there if need be.
Let me know if your tempted (i'll be setting off from Essex)
Jo
I will have a chat to you at the meet in Oct see if u still have a space.
Regards Bob
Hi,
FRIDAY, Nov 04, 2011
... Was because all of you?
I've brought a few pictures
Meeting room at the Ramada hotel was empty yet.
Well, not quite - on all the tables were the articles distributed for the meeting packets. Hard-working hands sorted this.
Those who came earlier, was "allowed" to join in. Thanks to all who have helped us. :thumbup:
More and more visitors came ...
... and picked up your conference packets.
Apologies that this is not quite go so perfectly.
The next time we are better. :thumbsup:
When will the event begin at last?
Ingo Seidel, Oliver Frank (President of IG BSSW), Andreas Tanke started the event.
Sandor Tüllmann done the translation. (People from right to left.)
About 140 guests from 16 countries had arrived.
Our most widely-traveled guests came from New Zealand.
In the first lecture of the day Hans-Georg Evers introduced us to different catfish biotopes.
First, he takes us to Peru.
Hans-Georg told for example believes that he has observed that he Panaque-babies in the upper reaches of rivers,
medium-sized animals in the middle reaches and large met in the main streams. It is thus obvious that the sexually mature Panaque first swim to spawn in the headwaters of rivers.
Anyone who provides a corresponding river bed with you ...
Another frequently asked question is whether Panaque sp. "L 418" x and Panaque titan are the recently described the same?
The two look very similar. A distance of more than 800 km between the place of catch, however, speaks against it.
We went to the habitats of the Rio Tapajos.
In particular, it should be mentioned that HansPeckoltia compta (L 134) encountered in a rather calm waters and not in the flow field.
One of the topics at the Hans fights as a Don Quixote tilting at windmills is the dam of Belo Monte.
Look also:
Janne Ekstrøm "The Belo Monte project, the world’s third largest hydroelectric dam, will be one of the biggest disasters of mankind in history"
To be continued
FRIDAY, Nov 04, 2011
... Was because all of you?
I've brought a few pictures
Meeting room at the Ramada hotel was empty yet.
Well, not quite - on all the tables were the articles distributed for the meeting packets. Hard-working hands sorted this.
Those who came earlier, was "allowed" to join in. Thanks to all who have helped us. :thumbup:
More and more visitors came ...
... and picked up your conference packets.
Apologies that this is not quite go so perfectly.
The next time we are better. :thumbsup:
When will the event begin at last?
Ingo Seidel, Oliver Frank (President of IG BSSW), Andreas Tanke started the event.
Sandor Tüllmann done the translation. (People from right to left.)
About 140 guests from 16 countries had arrived.
Our most widely-traveled guests came from New Zealand.
In the first lecture of the day Hans-Georg Evers introduced us to different catfish biotopes.
First, he takes us to Peru.
Hans-Georg told for example believes that he has observed that he Panaque-babies in the upper reaches of rivers,
medium-sized animals in the middle reaches and large met in the main streams. It is thus obvious that the sexually mature Panaque first swim to spawn in the headwaters of rivers.
Anyone who provides a corresponding river bed with you ...
Another frequently asked question is whether Panaque sp. "L 418" x and Panaque titan are the recently described the same?
The two look very similar. A distance of more than 800 km between the place of catch, however, speaks against it.
We went to the habitats of the Rio Tapajos.
In particular, it should be mentioned that HansPeckoltia compta (L 134) encountered in a rather calm waters and not in the flow field.
One of the topics at the Hans fights as a Don Quixote tilting at windmills is the dam of Belo Monte.
Look also:
Janne Ekstrøm "The Belo Monte project, the world’s third largest hydroelectric dam, will be one of the biggest disasters of mankind in history"
To be continued
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