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Remember, tickets will be available at the door, particularly the trade show only passes ($25) which gives you access to the convention center where we have 112 booths of exhibitors.

I just wanted to let you all know that the Radisson is full. The overflow hotels are the Holiday Inn (412-372-1022 ext. 656) and the Hampton Inn (412-380-4000). Just tell them you are coming for MACNA.

The countdown begins. Only a month left until the show!

In addition to the previous list of exhibitors, you can also expect to see: Elos Magnavore Coral Frenzy TFH Publications Bowtie Publications Brightwell Aquatics PFO Lighting Champion Frag Exchange Boston Aqua Farms That Fish Place NOAA USCRTF reefs.org Ecosystem...

Be sure to purchase your tickets to MACNA 19 before the end of the month to beat the price increase. MACNA XIX- Welcome to Web Site of Marine Aquarium Conference of North America 2007

Southwest Airlines has labeled Pittsburgh a "Featured Destination" which makes some flights to MACNA pretty cheap right now. Featured Destination

We already have over 500 individuals committed to attend this year and still have 5 months to sign up more people. Act fast to attend the largest marine aquarist educational conference, trade show, and party in the US!

Here is a listing of our exhibitors to date. Note, this is only whoever has reserved and paid for space. All-Glass Anthony Calfo Publications Aquarium Advice Aquarium Systems Aquatic Ecosystems Boyd CaribSea Coral Dynamics Coralife CPR DT’s Phytoplankton Elmer’s...

I am pleased to announce that it looks like Gerald Allen is going to be our banquet speaker.

Preuss' is great! Although, I have not had an opportunity to see the new store. Andy, say hi to Rick, Steve, and Kirby for me.

Here is an updated speaker list: Adam Blundell Eric Borneman Anthony Calfo Dr. Bruce Carlson Dr. Stan Dannemiller James Fatherree Lee Goldman Ron Hessing Kelly Jedlicki Dr. Sanjay Joshi Daniel Knop Sarah Lardizabal Dr. Frank Marini Dr. Catherine McFadden Mike...

Not to confuse your choice anymore, but of the 400 watt setups I have seen that I liked, they were all very large aquaria utilixing Ushio 10,000 K lamps.

You might be best suited to pick up a copy of Michael Paletta's The New Marine Aquarium. It is an excellent beginner book and will give you the background you seem to need.

The XM has a much higher PAR rating than the Coralvue. Sanjay's Reef Lighting Info Pages

There is no proof that it does either. I think you know what you have to do.