Greater Seattle Aquarium Society

Our June meeting features Mr. Rainbowfish himself, Gary Lange, from St. Louis. One of our most requested speakers, this will be Gary's fourth trip to Seattle and GSAS. This time around, Gary will be speaking on the genus Pseudomugil, otherwise known as blue-eyes. These Australia/New Guinea fish are very popular nowadays, especially with the nano aquarium craze. Gary will be bringing some eggs to sell -- check Airstone for details! Normal date and time, June 12th, 7:30 PM, 6:30 social time. Otto-Miller Room 109. Monthly auction to follow.

If that weren't enough, Gary has agreed to do a second presentation, on his most recent collecting experience. This talk, “Cruzing Papua”, will be the day before the main meeting, June 11th, 7:00 PM. Same building (Otto Miller Hall), but room 127 (the room directly behind our normal room). This is just a presentation, so will get out much earlier.

As mentioned in a previous post, Ad Konings will be presenting a talk on the cichlids of the African rift lakes Tuesday May 8th, at our usual location of Seattle Pacific University.

However, many members also would like to hear his most recent Lake Tanganyika expedition talk, so Ad has agreed to give a second presentation on Wednesday May 9th at the King County Library, Boulevard Park branch. This second meeting is just the talk, in a less-formal setting and starting earlier at 6:30. Hope you can join us for one or both of these presentations!