Wayne Shang - SPS and Rare and Difficult Fish - May 18, 2002 7PM SEABay Club speaker

[tubs]

Hello Everyone,

For those of you who are familiar with Wayne Shang know that he is a very well known and accomplished marine aquarium keeper with exceptional experience with SPS and rare and difficult to keep marine fish.



If you want to hear his secrets in keeping SPS and rare and difficult marine fish come on by as our club meetings are always open and free to the public - you don't have to be a member to participate in any activity.

The meeting is on May 18, 2002 @7PM at the Baylands Interpretive Center in the marshlands of Palo Alto - a very nice place to have a club meeting.

BTW, he plans on bring some SPS and other goodies

Visit SEABay for more info.

Driving directions here


BIO

Wayne Shang has kept freshwater fish since childhood, and began keeping marine aquaria in the early 80's. He is currently focusing on Small Polyp Stony corals and Tridacna clams. He maintains a 650-gallon reef and a 300-gallon marine fish-only aquarium at home.

Both of his reef and fish-only aquaria were first published on Aquarium Frontiers in 1997. Since then pictures of his tanks can be seen often on the Internet and other publications such as "Aquarium Corals" by Eric Borneman, "The New Marine Aquarium" by Mike Paletta and the latest "Riffaquarien" by Daniel Knop.

In May 18th 2002 meeting, Wayne is going to talk about how to successfully maintain Small Polyp Stony Corals and to keep Marine Fish in home aquarium.

Come to join the Seabay club meeting on May 18 and spend a Saturday evening with Wayne to learn all the secret of his success or visit his web site at www.underseadiscovery.net just to get acquainted.

[PerryinCA]

John how you been? Would love to go, but unfortunately I am now a good 800 miles or so away. Things are going good though, I'll PM my # to you.

Save us that can't make it some notes from the meeting (guys keep minutes?). Those tanks are just amazing. Tell Wayne hello.

-Perry

[tubs]

Perry so are you permanently PerryinWA now? Thought that was just temporary.

Anyway living costs must be way cheaper there especially with electricty in comparison to CA. Maybe it's time fo the BIG tank.

I'm going to setup a natural/surge 750 gallon this summer - woohoo!

[PerryinCA]

Well its gonna be PerryinWA for at least a couple years... . This has been and continues to be a blast! I know a ton more, and have met some good people. Great place to work.

Did you get my PM? Shoot me over your # so I can tell ya all about it.

-Perry

[tubs]

Naw I didn't but I'll send ya one now.