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The purpose of the TFCB
The Tropical Fish Club of Burlington is a non-profit group of people who share common interests related to raising and breeding fish in captivity. The purposes of the TFCB, according to the club constitution, are:
- To exchange ideas about aquarium life.
- To increase and disseminate the knowledge of aquarium keeping as a
non-profit service to aquarists everywhere.
- To encourage the breeding, raising, and showing of tropical, marine
and native fish.
- To encourage the preservation of our tropical, marine and native
species.
The club has open meetings once a month, an annual picnic in the summer, and a less than annual Fish Show and Auction in early May some years. The club also publishes a newsletter, In Depth, which is distributed to its membership once a month or so, thanks to the tireless efforts of our editor, David Isham. The newsletter includes reports from the club officers, articles from its members, reprinted articles from other clubs' newsletters and from the internet, and information about upcoming fish-related events.
Our membership consists of many adults, and several children and adolescents. People of all ages and experience
levels are always welcome. Many members are very experienced and have been keeping fish for years, and others are
just getting started. Most of our members live in the Chittenden County area, but we have some members who drive
in from New York state, New Hampshire, all over Vermont, and some folks who come down from the Montreal area.
Created on 11/25/2003 11:09 AM by DGwozdz
Updated on 11/26/2003 09:35 AM by DGwozdz
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