Sea-max 2011

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LAST WEEK TO GO BEFORE SEA-MAX 2011!
 
SeaMax 2011 ROCKED!!!

Our local club had a booth there. In my opinion, the most valuable thing I took from SeaMax, was all of the networking opportunities! Our club gained some very valuable learning experiences. We also gained some great sponsors!

Aside from all of that, I got to visit with A LOT of old friends, and met A LOT of new friends!! There were so many great deals on livestock and equipment to be had!! Some of our very own R2R Sponsors were there, practically giving corals away! The discounts were incredible!! Angie and I made a point of hitting up one of R2Rs sponsors, before the doors even opened, being his first customer, because we knew, from past experiences, how much good stuff he had and how quickly it'd go! Chris@Reefkoi, thank you! Gonzo made it possible for us to bring home a couple of his amazing corals! Stewart's Frag Farm, had some beautiful stock that we just had to have too!

All in all, SeaMax 2011 was a grand success! I truly hope it was successful enough for MAX, to enable them to come back to the Pacific Northwest again!! Kevin, from Max, thank you so much!!

I'd also like to send out a HUGE THANK YOU, to all of the great Reef2Reef members who attended! I met a few of you, wish I'd had time to meet more! Thank you all!
 
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Thank you so much for the kind words. We very much appreciated the spark of enthusiasm everyone displayed at this event and can't wait to repeat something similar in the near future; you never know.

For now, here are a few sneak peek photos of the event that are completely random until we get the main photographs back from the photographer.
enjoy!

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