Friday, June 15, 2018
You Gotta See It To "Get It"
"Southeast Library unveiled our last and semi-permanent
observation station featuring animals, June 8, 2018, displaying a saltwater aquarium!" said YS Librarian II Carol Bunker.
"The more the tank matures, the more new corals and a couple more fish will be added to the tank. Over time, we will have our own miniature coral reef. Currently we have eight different animals living in our aquarium and the children will get to watch them all grow.
"All eight animals are displayed
on our 'lift the flap" chart. If a child or parent wants to know what a particular animal is, they can open a door and find the answer. Our current
aquarium guests are: two clown fish (seen below), blue leg hermit crabs, a skunk shrimp (aka cleaner shrimp),
sexy shrimp (we call them dancing shrimp in the library), cowrie snails,
bumblebee snails, a conch, and our first coral is a beginner coral called Green
Star Polyp coral (aka GSP). So far the children and parents are loving it! At one point, we
had at least 15 people crowded around the table to get a look at
our newest additions," brags Carol.
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