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I recieved this email from Fernbank Science center and im really excited..............Tell me what u think.........
Fernbank Museum has recently received a large grant from NOAA to refurbish our 900 gallon Reef Aquarium. This exhibit will attempt to recreate the reef environment of Georgia's Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary as closely as possible in an artificial setting. Presently we are seeking advice and input from experienced hobbyists and professionals in the aquarium industry. Specifically, we are interested in rockwork fabrication, filtration and lighting, and species compatibility. We are also accepting proposals from experienced aquarium caretaking businesses to contract with the Museum and maintain the tank.
We would like to invite Atlanta Reef Club to conduct one of their monthly meetings here this summer. We will provide a meeting space and conduct a tour of our existing systems so your members can tell us what they think. We will also go over our region-specific species list and invite comments on compatibility and sustainability of certain livestock. Basically we would love an opportunity to "pick your brains" for an hour or two and draw from your years of collective experience.
Let me know if this sounds like something in which your group would be interested. If so, please get back to me with possible dates and times so I can check the Museum's event calendar.
I am excited about this potential collaboration and look forward to hearing back from you!
Heather Heimmer
Biologist; Education Department
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
767 Clifton Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30307
p 404.929.6341
f 404.370.8087
[email protected]
Fernbank Museum has recently received a large grant from NOAA to refurbish our 900 gallon Reef Aquarium. This exhibit will attempt to recreate the reef environment of Georgia's Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary as closely as possible in an artificial setting. Presently we are seeking advice and input from experienced hobbyists and professionals in the aquarium industry. Specifically, we are interested in rockwork fabrication, filtration and lighting, and species compatibility. We are also accepting proposals from experienced aquarium caretaking businesses to contract with the Museum and maintain the tank.
We would like to invite Atlanta Reef Club to conduct one of their monthly meetings here this summer. We will provide a meeting space and conduct a tour of our existing systems so your members can tell us what they think. We will also go over our region-specific species list and invite comments on compatibility and sustainability of certain livestock. Basically we would love an opportunity to "pick your brains" for an hour or two and draw from your years of collective experience.
Let me know if this sounds like something in which your group would be interested. If so, please get back to me with possible dates and times so I can check the Museum's event calendar.
I am excited about this potential collaboration and look forward to hearing back from you!
Heather Heimmer
Biologist; Education Department
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
767 Clifton Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30307
p 404.929.6341
f 404.370.8087
[email protected]