NANFA-- Winter AC is on its way

Christopher Scharpf (ichthos_at_charm.net)
Sun, 04 Mar 2001 20:15:10 -0400

After an administrative and logistical delay, the Winter 2001 issue of American
Currents was mailed to all NANFA members last Wednesday. Since AC is mailed bulk
rate, it can take a month (sometimes even longer) to lope its way through the
U.S. Mule and into your mailbox. And since we are using a new mailing house for
the first time, I have a favor to ask: Please let me when your copy arrives.
(Please don't e-mail this list; a simple note to me at ichthos_at_charm.net will
suffice. Thanks for your cooperation.)

Here's what's on tap in this expanded 44-page issue:

* a report on the mountain mullet and other Mexican natives from John Lyons
* Ray Wolff's amazing gar pond
* a dispatch from the 2000 NANFA Convention by some bonehead named Scharpf
* thoughts on ethical collecting by Cleveland Metroparks Zoo aquarist Nick
Zarlinga
* J.R. Shute on spawning the pygmy madtom
* addenda to Bob Goldstein's new book, American Aquarium Fishes
* information on NANFA's Gerald C. Corcoran Education Grant
* new species: the Blue Ridge sculpin, Cottus caeruleomentum
* a collecting gear primer
* and more!

If you're not a NANFA member and want to get a copy, simply blip me an e-mail
and I'll save a copy for you. Then send $20, payable to NANFA, to this address:
1107 Argonne Drive, Baltimore, MD 21218.

Thanks muchly,

Christopher Scharpf
editor, American Currents

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