[GSAS-Member] GSAS March 10th -- Also catfish, tetras, barbs... (fwd)

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

(So basically something for everyone!  I will bring pseudotropheus crabro and 
P. saulosi if anyone shows interest. -P)

I wanted to mention that I'll include some info on African tetras, 
barbs,killifish, mormyrids, and catfish in this presentation, along with the 
cichilds. I even have a photo of the Mono we caught a couple weeks ago in 
Mozambique. So I hope a little of something for everyone (except plants, 
sorry). I'll also try to bring in a couple of wild caught fish to donate 
through the auction and some of my Pelvicachromis taeniantus Lokunje spawn. 
I've also got some fry of Lamprologus calliptera (3-month old juveniles) that 
I'll bring in (the Tanganyinkan shell-dweller showing extreme sexual 
dimorphism). IF, I can catch em in my planted tanks.
I'm looking forward to seeing you all on Tuesday.  yours, Lawrence


--- On Sun, 3/8/09, Paul Wallace <pwallace@u.washington.edu> wrote:

> Hi club!
>
> I would like to invite you to the next GSAS meeting
> featuring a talk by Lawrence Kent on some cutting edge
> African Cichlids.  As Lawrence regularly travels to these
> lakes you can expect a great talk featuring fish, but also
> covering the landscape, culture, and periphery issues that
> are so interesting.
>
> We will have a small auction of plants and fish.
>
> Dinner will start at 5:45 at Tawon Thai right near the
> Fremont bridge.  Please RSVP (4 so far).
>
> The April auction is moved to a SATURDAY (the 18th) to
> better accommodate schedules.
>
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