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I spent most of my evening with M&M - and yet this was the only pic i had of them with Cherry Corals team....(oh and she is the med student getting her residency in FL - congratulations!)

I believe i heard the gents say they drove 9 1/2 hrs to make it to the swap....!

Exotic Reef Creations (taken friday)

I liked pacificaquaculture's idea on inverts here...there was a good selection and even bta to be had. We got "WYSWYG" clams at "dr.mac pick prices". great deal. Blues: The rest:

Aquatic Obsessions had 3 tanks (frag tank, display tank and fish tank)....and somehow none of my pics came out well except for these fish...Sorry Wil! Also they supplied all the RO and saltwater at the swap...so THANK YOU so much for your support and donation!!!! Chervron Tangs, black tang...

Slightly closer

Mr. AznNutty. Pics taken friday night - during this time the vendors were setting up. Here he is himself:

Here's POTO. They called me paparazzi...I tried very hard not to get in the way of the real customers...lol Loved this red/yellow coral in the middle. Kenny ( i think that's his name) - pointed it out especially to me!

oops we forgot some folks....

These two came back with me...LOL. it's taking me a while this year as I used the RAW format - so then I had to download IRFAN to read the files and now am up to my neck resizing photos. Also i used a different lense this year - a 50mm f1.2. Apologies for the delay getting photos up. Still...

my face is too hideous to show....lol

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I'm probably passing along fake internet info as fact - but i understood that a healthy nem would have the ability to sting, whereas one that was on it's way out would lack the energy to release the nematocyst.

interesting! i've touched my rbta with my fingers/palm before...I did it to test the "stickiness" of the nem as it's a gauge of health. A healthy nem is one that will sting you lol. Time to pick up some gloves!

my mouth is watering must look away....lol

when you say it crashed - what happened? what are the params?

There's a nice tank like that (without real corals though) in Red Bank at the vet hospital. At least it was nice when i visited a few years back. Dunno if it's still being maintained...the guy ( i forgot his name) used to be on these boards.

thanks for your service Mr. Paul!