- Location
- Ossining, NY
Thought I'd share this with everyone so they can plan on enjoying these presentations at the swap.
Who's Totally stoked!!!???
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"Coral Reef Stresses and the links to global warming"
Can the hobby trade and restoration save the gene pool?
Dr. James M. Cervino
Pace University & Visiting Scientist
Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst.
Department of Marine Chemistry
Woods Hole MA.
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"Lighting and Nutritional Requirements of Giant Clams in Captivity"
James Fatheree
"James Fatherree has been an aquarium hobbyist since childhood, has been keeping marine aquariums for over 15 years, and has spent many days diving in Florida, Hawaii, the Bahamas, Japan and Indonesia. He also managed a large retail aquarium store, owned and operated an aquarium design, installation, and maintenance business for several years, and spent a summer working as a diver/collector/slave for an aquarium livestock wholesaler in Florida. James has also published over 150 articles and 1,000 photographs in various aquarium magazines in the U.S. and Europe, and has written and illustrated several books on the topics of reef organisms and marine aquariums, the latest of which is Giant Clams in the Sea and the Aquarium. If you'd like to know more about the author, visit his homepage at www.fatherree.com/james."
Who's Totally stoked!!!???
___________________________________________
"Coral Reef Stresses and the links to global warming"
Can the hobby trade and restoration save the gene pool?
Dr. James M. Cervino
Pace University & Visiting Scientist
Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst.
Department of Marine Chemistry
Woods Hole MA.
__________________________________________
"Lighting and Nutritional Requirements of Giant Clams in Captivity"
James Fatheree
"James Fatherree has been an aquarium hobbyist since childhood, has been keeping marine aquariums for over 15 years, and has spent many days diving in Florida, Hawaii, the Bahamas, Japan and Indonesia. He also managed a large retail aquarium store, owned and operated an aquarium design, installation, and maintenance business for several years, and spent a summer working as a diver/collector/slave for an aquarium livestock wholesaler in Florida. James has also published over 150 articles and 1,000 photographs in various aquarium magazines in the U.S. and Europe, and has written and illustrated several books on the topics of reef organisms and marine aquariums, the latest of which is Giant Clams in the Sea and the Aquarium. If you'd like to know more about the author, visit his homepage at www.fatherree.com/james."
