Collecting Cichlids in Uruguay

[Ignatius Tavares <ignatius.tavares@kcl.ac.uk>]

Dear Sonia,
Hope Dave & you enjoyed your trip to Lake Malawi.
Have you started diving as well now? Look forward to hearing about the trip 
or reading about it in one of your articles. Perhaps you should do a 
presentation with slides at the next BCA meeting.

I received this e-mail from Hyber Salvia in Uruguay, which you or some of 
your friends might be interested in.
Best wishes,
Iggy
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From: "Heber Salvia" <hebersalvia@hotmail.com>
To: irvk@maine.maine.edu, ignatius.tavares@kcl.ac.uk,
      tim.henshaw@bolton.gov.uk, a22ana@netzero.net, heather.hall@zsl.org,
      Eartheater@btinternet.com, g.f.turner@biosci.hull.ac.uk,
      reklos@otenet.gr, barlowgw@socrates.berkeley.edu,
      tanganyka@bigfoot.com, gkadar@sympatico.ca, fyawitjr@yahoo.com,
      atheris@simicro.mg
Subject: Collecting in Uruguay
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 08:55:34 -0300

Dear cichlidophile friends,
First of all it is a great pleasure to be able to contact you to share our 
pasión for fish. We are a group of hobbyists from Republica Oriental del 
Uruguay, who are by this moment developing a project of plannified 
collecting journeys within our country. We direct to you with the idea of 
making you know about the characteristics of this project, wich we are sure 
will be of much interest for many of you. We wish to pass to you the 
enthusiasm we feel everytime we go out arround this lands, and discover the 
amazing marvels hidden in our rivers and lakes. So we invite you to 
participate of this plannified journeys, starting right now that the hot 
season has definitelly settled down in our hemisphere. The idea is to 
provide those who decide to come fishing, all the necessary elements for 
this activity to take place in the very best condition, in order to achieve 
better results with a minimum of inconvenients, always assisted by 
experienced and specialized guides.
We own the vehicle and the materials as well as the place to store the fish 
till departure. Also, we obtain the necessary permissions issued by 
authorities to bring the fish, and organize everything that has to do with 
lodging, transfers and alimentation before, during and after the journey.
Our waters host five Genera and arround thirty species of Cichlidae, as 
well as a great variety of other fish as Ciprinodontoids, Characins, 
Silurids, Electroforids, etc. Security and health conditions are perfect 
for developing this kind of outdoor activities. We intend to show this 
richness to those who are able to appreciate it, in order to make it known 
by many ones, and then fairly valuated.
So then, friends, we wish you receive this invitation with pleasure and 
strongly encourage those interested in more details to contact via e-mail 
to the following address:
hebersalvia@hotmail.com
Next we are publishing a web site illustrating them.
By now we send to you an attached file for those who would like to comment 
it to other friends.
A great salutation from Uruguay,
Heber Salvia y Pablo Laurino.

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At 16:38 02/10/2003, Sonia Guinane wrote:
> To all our dear friends,
>
> Our 2003 Malawi trip is finally here! Dave and I will be flying to Lilongwe,
> Malawi, Saturday 4th October and should be back in the UK, Monday 27th
> October.
>
> Hope to hear from you then. Take care.
>
> Regards,
> Sonia & Dave

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