I can take pichers of my free swag if that helps your neediness. :mrgreen:
To be quite honest there wasnt much to take pics of . Many of the coral for sale looked like crap , much of it was bleached out or placed under soooooo much blue LED's that you couldnt get a true idea of what it really looked like . There were only about 4-5 vendors that I would have bought from and 2 of them were local stores.
Paul Whitby @ highdefcorals always has good stuff
Jason Fox had some nice stuff
Reef Koi had good stuff as well but didnt have his Red Planet that I really wanted
Route66 had a really nice rainbow acan that i looked at on friday, but when I went back Sat. & Sun. it was receeded really bad and kind of scared me away.
Tropic Marin has a really cool expanding water jugs for the nano peeps, it holds 2.64g and comes pre-loaded with the proper amount of salt for your first mixture. They will be releasing pre-measured packets made just for this, but I use the Aquavitro salinity so I will just measure my own.
Also I got to meet Tony Vargas and Julian Sprung (awsome guys) Tony signed my book for me.
Also met Jean-Michel Cousteau, he was the keynote speaker, probably the nicest person I have ever met. He was impressed to see how the hobby is improving the ability to captive breed the animals we all like to collect.
It was a lot of fun, and recommend going if you ever have the chance.