Come one, Come all - to the August meeting. Please visit the club board for extra information, and to let us know if you will be attending. Anthony Calfo is giving the club a presentation on August 12th, at 7 pm, in the Auditorium of the Lynhurst 7th and 8th Grade Center.
If you attended the April Fragswap/Raffle, then you will likely remember the location. The presentation will take place in the Auditorium, just past the cafeteria where the swap was held.
We will be raffling off a few of Anthony Calfo's books at the meeting, as well. If you haven't had an opportunity to see Anthony speak, then don't miss the meeting!
This event is free to INDMAS members, and $5 for non-members. I hope to see everyone there! It should be an informative and entertaining meeting!!! Don't forget to bring your questions!
Here is what the presentation will be about:
ABSTRACT:
" A Call to Farms! Spurring the hobby closer to self-sustaining commerce through more efficient propagation techniques. "
In this presentation we will examine improved techniques for new and advanced reef keepers to employ for optimizing efforts and resources in coral propagation endeavors. Regardless of impending legislature, or not, it is inevitable that empathetic admirer's of the sea will want to realize a self-sustaining (zero wild impact) industry of cultured coral. Let's all work together to achieve this dream sooner rather than later!
If you attended the April Fragswap/Raffle, then you will likely remember the location. The presentation will take place in the Auditorium, just past the cafeteria where the swap was held.
We will be raffling off a few of Anthony Calfo's books at the meeting, as well. If you haven't had an opportunity to see Anthony speak, then don't miss the meeting!
This event is free to INDMAS members, and $5 for non-members. I hope to see everyone there! It should be an informative and entertaining meeting!!! Don't forget to bring your questions!
Here is what the presentation will be about:
ABSTRACT:
" A Call to Farms! Spurring the hobby closer to self-sustaining commerce through more efficient propagation techniques. "
In this presentation we will examine improved techniques for new and advanced reef keepers to employ for optimizing efforts and resources in coral propagation endeavors. Regardless of impending legislature, or not, it is inevitable that empathetic admirer's of the sea will want to realize a self-sustaining (zero wild impact) industry of cultured coral. Let's all work together to achieve this dream sooner rather than later!
