[GSAS-Member] HAP/BAP

[Paul M Wallace <pwallace@u.washington.edu>]

GSAS:

Since the topic tonight is reefkeeping I thought I would kick off the HAP/BAP 
season with a bucket of fresh water plants....   So I might not be organized or 
on topic but I do have a jungle going to the point that that trumpet snails are 
coming out during the photo-period so it is either GSAS of the compost pile!  
Expect Ludwigia, chain sword, and the famous E. diversifolia.  Bring a bag if 
you would like anything in particular and the extras can go to the door prize.

-Paul

On Sat, 5 Mar 2005, it was written:

> Our guest speaker for the March meeting will be Mike O'Brien
> of the Puget Sound Aquarium Society, the saltwater equivalent
> of GSAS. The topic will be "Getting started in saltwater
> fishkeeping and reefkeeping (I think "reefkeeping is a legitimate
> word) and will be covered in a question & answer format, along
> with an introduction to PSAS and Reef Frontiers, a saltwater
> website that Mike is deeply involved with. So, if you would
> like to learn all about getting into this fascinating aspect of the
> hobby, be sure to make it to the March 8 meeting. Bring all your
> saltwater questions with you, and be ready for an interesting
> evening. Saltwater aquariums don't have to be nearly as expensive
> or complicated as you might think! 
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