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Southampton High School Hatchery Management Class Makes First Fish Sale

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Southampton High School sold 10 cinnamon clownfish to Caribbean Blue Acquatics Inc. in Bay Shore early last month. COURTESY DAN ELEFANTE

Southampton High School sold 10 cinnamon clownfish to Caribbean Blue Acquatics Inc. in Bay Shore early last month. COURTESY DAN ELEFANTE

Snow outside of Eastport Elementary School. The Eastport South Manor School District has been closed for days because of snow and ice. ERIN MCKINLEY

Snow outside of Eastport Elementary School. The Eastport South Manor School District has been closed for days because of snow and ice. ERIN MCKINLEY

Snow outside of Eastport Elementary School. The Eastport South Manor School District has been closed for days because of snow and ice. ERIN MCKINLEY

Snow outside of Eastport Elementary School. The Eastport South Manor School District has been closed for days because of snow and ice. ERIN MCKINLEY

Alex Ambrose, a senior at Southampton High School, helped raise clownfish in a hatchery management class that were then sold to a pet store in Bay Shore last month. ALYSSA MELILLO

Alex Ambrose, a senior at Southampton High School, helped raise clownfish in a hatchery management class that were then sold to a pet store in Bay Shore last month. ALYSSA MELILLO

Zoë Dupree, a senior at Southampton High School, helped raise clownfish in a hatchery management class that were then sold to a pet store in Bay Shore last month. ALYSSA MELILLO

Zoë Dupree, a senior at Southampton High School, helped raise clownfish in a hatchery management class that were then sold to a pet store in Bay Shore last month. ALYSSA MELILLO

Brook-Lyn Walker, a senior at Southampton High School, helped raise clownfish in a hatchery management class that were then sold to a pet store in Bay Shore last month. ALYSSA MELILLO

Brook-Lyn Walker, a senior at Southampton High School, helped raise clownfish in a hatchery management class that were then sold to a pet store in Bay Shore last month. ALYSSA MELILLO

authorAlyssa Melillo on Mar 29, 2016
Students in Southampton High School’s hatchery management class, where teens aqua-farm fish, made their first sale early last month. With the help of their instructor, Greg Metzger, and the district’s... more

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