Reef Currents Houston, TX March 19, 2016 (ReefCurrents.org)

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The Marine Aquarium & Reef Society Houston (MARSH) in conjunction with Steve Tyree's Coral Farmer's Market (CFM) are again organizing Reef Currents Sat March 19th, 2016 at the Sheraton IAH. See the website:


ReefCurrents.org


Please click the more "info button" to see updates on the speakers, vendors, raffle items, information about the venue and room discounts.
 
Check out the Reef Currents link for updates.

Mike Paletta and Tony Vargas are booked to speak thus far!
 
ReefCurrents.org

Third Annual Reef Currents conference March 19, 2016 at the Sheraton by IAH


Speakers Presenting:
Tony Vargas (South Florida): Lesson Learned: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Mike Paletta (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania): History of Reef-Keeping "The Modern Era"
Marc Levenson (Dallas, Texas): Pest in the Aquarium. Identify the Bad Guys and the Good


Vendor list:
Vendor Site Webpage
Vendor List from CFM


Sponsors:
Fritz, Oceanlife Aquariums, & Aquarium Design Group (ADG)


For venue, schedule, and Raffle: updates; please check the website: ReefCurrents.org


Tickets:
http://reefcurrents.org/event-registration.html


Get a full pass to vendor hall & speaker hall for $25 plus fees until Monday! Only vendor hall is $15 plus fees.

Full pass prices are set to increase soon with day of show price at $45!
 
The Early-Bird Full Pass ticket sale ends TONIGHT at 11:30 pm.

For $25 you get full access to the speaker hall and vendor hall. Just the vendor hall access itself is $15. (Both prices shown exclude the ~$2 in fees.) Why not pay a bit extra now and catch at least one of the speakers: Mike Paletta, Tony Vargas, and Marc Levenson.

After 11:30 pm, full pass tickets go up to $35 and are $45 at the door!

Vendor Hall only access is always $15 plus fees.
 

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  • Quite a bit, but an automatic feeder can change my answer

    Votes: 6 16.7%
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    Votes: 9 25.0%
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