Just for the record, yes this is my first time, and I am not an advocate or solicitating for anyone else or have anything to gain by doing so. I know a lot about the event through my club, and my fellow clubbies and good friends. I know many of the vendors personally, and I know the corals they keep and sell and the prices they ask. I ask a ton of questions, and I do a whole lot of research and follow closely, and communicate ALOT
This is a huge and great event and a benefit to any reefer near and far.
Yes dong they have quite a few gorgeous clams at the event. Last year it was last room on the left side of the hall. Pacific East aquaculture had all the beauties.
I'm gonna try and make it too, but with my schedule who knows. I did go last year and there were tons of great stuff there. Wish I had brought more cash,
They had tons of clams dong, PAC east aquaculture had hundreds of em
Great fun there, many vendors and tons of people, parking is a big issue.
it is a LED galore, only two people, Greg Hiller and another hobbyist using metal halide. Hard to tell the true color of most of the coral. Jason Fox was there too with some nice stuff.
There is another guy with that giant donut coral in the tank but he was not selling it. That is a piece of insane coral. There was a Space invader pectina in one of the vendors tank too, but for $350, too rich for what it was.
I am bummed I missed it. I was suppose to go and then my car decided it was going to start spewing gas all over the ground. By the time I fixed it it was 3:55 there is always next year.