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| Joining on bord with Felix and Michael checking the notes and data of the day (credits: Nicole Pelusio). |
This morning Emilie joined me and Felix only in
the morning, then before leaving the fish farm and Ghana for a couple of weeks she
went in villages around for seeking some new materials for growth trial.
The sunlight was very hard, and made me a
little sick since that on the wooden platform there was no shade where to have
some repair.
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| New smaller platform with shade for repair (credits: Nicole Pelusio). |
In the late afternoon the big platform was finally removed for not
affecting the water conditions in the cages, and another one shaded was tight
to an anchor 20-50 meters away from the experiment site.
After the last feeding
session, Michael (another young feeder/mortality collector that join us often)
and Felix let me trying paddling the traditional long canoe back to the shore…I
was pretty bad in directing, since I was able only to drive it making circular
movements! Then they helped me and finally I learned how to get it! As first
paddling in Africa it was very funny and pleasant…Once arrived to the shore the
new tools for feed-intake better were ready in the office for the following
day.
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| Michael on mahogany canoe (credits: Nicole Pelusio). |
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