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    cmpenney - Reefkeeper Club Coordinator
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    The Marinelife Aquarium Society of Michigan is pleased to announce the
    MASM Breeder's Workshop!
    at the Cranbrook Institute of Science
    Saturday, March 13, 2010


    Please join us for an exciting afternoon with two of the brightest stars in the marine breeding realm...
    Matthew Wittenrich
    Wittjpg2 - MASM Breeders Workshop
    Matthew Wittenrich is a marine biologist who has been deeply involved with the aquarium world since the age of 15. He is currently pursuing his doctorate at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne Florida, with research projects centered in the Philippines. Matthew has successfully raised over 56 species of marine fish and shrimp. His research focuses on the development of feeding abilities in early stage larvae of coral reef fishes.

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    Matt Pedersen
    MP - MASM Breeders Workshop
    Matt Pedersen currently resides in Duluth, MN, and has been a marine aquarist for 23 years, and an aquarist for 28 years. Matt's current area of interest is marine fish breeding. He has currently spawned 17 species of marine fish, successfully raising five of them including one worldwide first (the Harlequin Filefish, Oxymonacanthus longirostris). Matt Pedersen is credited with starting MOFIB and writing for multiple publications. Matt was awarded "Aquarist of the Year" honors by both IMAC West and MASNA in 2009 in recognition of his accomplishments and contributions to the marine aquarium hobby.

    In an effort to support and encourage captive breeding, MASM has designed a workshop that will both inspire and assist anyone that is interested in captive breeding.

    The Workshop will begin with presentations relating to the captive breeding of marine organisms by both speakers.

    After a short break, attendees will have plenty of "one on one" time to ask questions and discuss their own, personal, breeding efforts.
    The Workshop will be held at the Cranbrook Institute of Science on Saturday, March 13, 2010, starting at 1pm.

    Admission is free to MASM members. Non-members can purchase tickets in advance for $5, here: http://www.masm.org/Events/Event.aspx?ID=109
    or at the door for $10
    Last edited by cmpenney; 12-17-2009 at 11:57 AM.
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    Fishgeek88 - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Sounds like a very cool workshop


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    cmpenney - Reefkeeper Club Coordinator
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    We certainly hope so. We have kept the price for attending extremely low in the hopes that many people will show up for the event.
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    Marinelife Aquarium Society of Michigan
    http://www.masm.org

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