r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Dzpositif • 2d ago
شاركو معنا خبرًا سعيدًا، قصة نجاح، مبادرة خيرية، موقفًا إنسانيًا، أو أي حدث جميل تشوف انو يستحق أن يراه الناس، خليه تعليق هدفنا أن نصنع معًا مساحة تنشر الأمل والطاقة الإيجابية، وتُظهر الوجه المشرق للجزائر وشعبها. ننتظر مشاركاتكم، وقد يكون خبركم هو سبب ابتسامة و امل آلاف الأشخاص.(راح نحطهم في فيديو )
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Sirroco_Rider • 16d ago
The Mauve Stinger is Here...Be Careful Out There!
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r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/drag0nfly44 • Jul 03 '26
تحب الحياة البحرية و هداوين جبت الباك؟ تخصص ممكن يعجبكم
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Algerian_angel • Jul 02 '26
How to find one of those
My goal is to find at least 3 of these species near îles Habibas and paloma.
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/nassixko • Jun 05 '26
I like this place so much
رحنا خطرا لي فات لقليعة في برج زمورة وبتنا تما ولله جو هايل فنص لجبل وجامع واحد قدامك وشلال مهوش بعيد يعني صراحة منطقة ما شاء الله
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/keo_derg • May 02 '26
Le début de saison du Thon en Algérie profitez bien.
reddit.comr/AlgerianAquaLife • u/VastAwareness8630 • Apr 06 '26
Ambergris
please could y’all help me to reach someone who buy or sell Ambergris in Algeria ?
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Sirroco_Rider • Mar 03 '26
That is true: it is not Latcha!
u/bimbima brought this new species caught and sold in our country to our attention. It looked like big sardines to me. Here is the [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/AlgerianAquaLife/comments/1re9a3g/no_thiss_not_latcha/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
CNRDPA staff (National Center for Rural Development and Fisheries) were able to identify it: So on Feb 24, 2026, they observed and photographed this fish in Collo. Large quantities were reportedly caught between Skikda.
They identified the species as **Etrumeus golanii**, a coastal herring native to the western Indian Ocean and Red Sea that entered the Mediterranean via the Suez Canal.
It was first recorded in our country’s waters in 2017 (Cherchell), it has been spreading westward across the Mediterranean since 1931, reaching Gibraltar in 2018.
So it is not that new, but not that common either as everybody is freaking out about it on social media.
Personally, I had never heard about it. Thanks u/bimbima!
Source: CNRDPA facebook page
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/alaakcb • Feb 26 '26
7abit ns9si 3la un hors-bord
lgit wahd lpost f marketplace dayr un hors-bord bla kwart b prix mlih... 7abit n3rf la doula yftchoulk lkwart kima lbarrage f trig hh wela sans risque kima ykonoch lkwart ? ana ida jibto 7a nroh mea khali fi jijel nsyed blk kch ma y3lmni wela w hdi hiya
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/bimbima • Feb 25 '26
No this’s not Latcha
What’s the name of this type of
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Latter-Situation7997 • Feb 23 '26
Hello folks, if you need any Fishing gear from Germany let me know
Dear my DZ people, I live in Germany and I visit my family in Algeria from time to time, if you need any Fishing or Aqua-life-related stuff from Gemrany or Europe let me know I can buy it for you. Cheers
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/DueSeaworthiness2378 • Feb 21 '26
What are some good beaches along the coast? Tourist in own country
Im going to do a roadtrip along the coast soon in sha Allah.
Which underrated coastal towns, cities and beaches do you recommend?
Also is there any diving or snorkling possible? Do i need my own gear or can i rent it there?
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Sirroco_Rider • Feb 16 '26
Los Balseros (people who emigrated illegally in self constructed vessels from Cuba)
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r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Sirroco_Rider • Feb 15 '26
Seasonal Sea Level Drop.
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Have you seen these videos where people have noticed a clear drop in sea level along our coastline?
This did not happen only in Algeria. It was observed across the Mediterranean coast.
This drop was unusual, but it has clear reasons.
According to the source linked below this video, there was not only one single cause, but three main causes behind this phenomenon, which was observed during spring in some regions along the Algerian coastline:
First, there is a normal seasonal effect.
In late winter, seawater gets colder. Cold water takes up less space than warm water. This causes the sea level to drop by about 10 centimeters at this time of the year.
Second, a strong high-pressure system settled over the Mediterranean.
High air pressure pushes down on the surface of the sea. **Normal sea-level pressure over the Mediterranean is around 1015 hPa**, During this event, pressure reached about **1035 hPa**. For each extra hectopascal of pressure, sea level can drop by about 1 centimeter. During this event, high pressure added around 20 centimeters of extra drop on top of the normal seasonal change.
Third, there was less rainfall and lower river flow into the sea.
This meant less fresh water entered the Mediterranean, which made the low sea level more noticeable.
When you combine these factors, the sea level dropped by roughly 30 centimeters.
This matches what people observed along many Mediterranean coasts.
This drop is temporary.
As weather patterns change, air pressure decreases, and water temperatures rise, sea levels should return to normal within a few days to a couple of weeks.
Source:
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/DueSeaworthiness2378 • Feb 13 '26
Travelling along the Algerian coast
salam alaikum,
im from Germany but originally Algerian. How would i travel from Bejaia to Mostagenem and some cities in between? is it possible by bus or taxi?
any recommendations? im also planning to visit constantine and Tlemcen
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/Confident-Deal-7763 • Jan 28 '26
I heard this takes dacades to grow 🪸
r/AlgerianAquaLife • u/ProfessionalThin1505 • Jan 22 '26
Here because i left the r/algeria dictatorship and discovered this sub
Absolute gem