Swimming With Cichlids - Across The Rocks near Kekese

[@SequoiaElisabeth]

Fantastic!

[@PamChin100]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for being a faithful watcher! ❤️😊

[@gerdheinze8959]

Super 💯 👍🏻 💯

[@PamChin100]

Thanks for watching! 😊❤️

[@puddlefoot]

Fantastic! I love the longer videos.

[@PamChin100]

I know I am usually short and sweet, but I just didn't feel like I could cut any more out of this one! I appreciate you watching! 😊❤️

[@namakateaquatics2186]

It sure does not get any better than this❤

[@PamChin100]

I am such a #luckycichlidgirl to swim in this lake! ❤️😊

[@Crack1977]

wonderfull video pam❤

[@PamChin100]

I am glad you enjoyed it!!! 😊❤️

[@wkunique]

This shot, this piece of biotope, this light... is insane, hypnotizing.😮

[@PamChin100]

It was cloudy and the sun was coming in and out, so lots of light flying around and not always in the right place 😂

[@ciclidamente2800]

jellyfish? did I see jellyfish?

[@PamChin100]

I saw tons, have to have big one go by if you are watching a phone? They are coming out of the rocks and they are very small and look like debris in the water, but if watch closely and a bigger one comes by you will see it swimming❤️

[@wkunique]

Pam, either your recording technique has developed so much, or the fish know you so well that they start posing for you.

[@PamChin100]

Every now and then it comes together for me 😂, but these annectens have no fear and love the camera, so they made it easy 😊❤️. Thanks for watching ❤️

[@ciclidamente2800]

Hello there. In Italy we have Craspedacusta Sowerbii, not endemic, from China. Nice clip send more

[@PamChin100]

Thanks, I am glad you like it!❤️😊

[@Akiweb92]

Amazing footage. I think we can see some jellyfish in the video no? (Limnocnida tanganicae)?

[@PamChin100]

Yes! You never know when they might show up, but there was a lot on this day at this site. Check out this video to see more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZyzdaJ3ialoeKs Thanks for watching! ❤️😊

[@Akiweb92]

@@PamChin100 Do they hurt if you touch them?

[@PamChin100]

No they are harmless, and they don't bother the fish and the fish don't bother them. I am not sure what eats these if anything. But certainly fun to see!