Official CMAC 2012 Thread
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BubbaBoBobBrain
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Awesome! I can't wait to learn about those corals. I've never heard of any of those, lol (I'm so ashamed to admit it, lol). And also need to learn more about the dosing stuff he will talk about because I'm getting more and more into hard corals. Great get Eric!
2nd speaker
2nd speaker
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STEVEN PRO
Title: Updates from the 3rd International Workshop on Stony Coral Mariculture
Bio: Steven started off as a fish geek kid with a freshwater aquarium and a love for all things aquatic. As a child, he would often be found in and around streams and lakes. He got into keeping marines in 1992 and was able to successfully transition his hobby into full-time employment. Steven has been working in the ornamental aquatics industry (i.e. pet fish) since 1995. During his career, he has been employed at all levels of the business from local fish store, to design, installation, and maintenance, to manufacturing and distribution, to writing and speaking, and even consulting work. He has been active in various non-profit affiliated with the hobby/industry by serving on the board of directors for the Pittsburgh Marine Aquarium Society, Marine Aquarium Society of North America, and American Marinelife Dealers Association.
2nd speaker
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STEVEN PRO
Title: Updates from the 3rd International Workshop on Stony Coral Mariculture
Bio: Steven started off as a fish geek kid with a freshwater aquarium and a love for all things aquatic. As a child, he would often be found in and around streams and lakes. He got into keeping marines in 1992 and was able to successfully transition his hobby into full-time employment. Steven has been working in the ornamental aquatics industry (i.e. pet fish) since 1995. During his career, he has been employed at all levels of the business from local fish store, to design, installation, and maintenance, to manufacturing and distribution, to writing and speaking, and even consulting work. He has been active in various non-profit affiliated with the hobby/industry by serving on the board of directors for the Pittsburgh Marine Aquarium Society, Marine Aquarium Society of North America, and American Marinelife Dealers Association.
Third speaker
Third speaker
:dance:Christine Williams:dance:
Topic "Keeping Seahorses Successfully".
Bio: Christine Williams started keeping fish while she was still a fetus. While the aqueous environment did lend itself to the hobby, it limited her to freshwater species, and so she decided to be born several weeks early. Through sign language she demanded that her parents convert her crib into a reef aquarium and thus started her illustrious career in marine ornamentals. After completing her studies in biochemistry and molecular microbiology she went to work at "œAnimal ER" where unfortunately she was not filmed for the Animal Planet channel (though her feet did make a cameo during a rescue segment). Currently she is the head of the Mariponics Marine Research Laboratory for her division of a "œvery large international chemical company," where she spends her days mixing chemicals, microorganisms and algae together and seeing if they will A) explode, B) glow in the dark, or C) make a good salsa. She has spent the last six years traveling and lecturing on reef topics including marine animal disease, fish husbandry, human-tank zoonosis, and fish cognition.
Third speaker
:dance:Christine Williams:dance:
Topic "Keeping Seahorses Successfully".
Bio: Christine Williams started keeping fish while she was still a fetus. While the aqueous environment did lend itself to the hobby, it limited her to freshwater species, and so she decided to be born several weeks early. Through sign language she demanded that her parents convert her crib into a reef aquarium and thus started her illustrious career in marine ornamentals. After completing her studies in biochemistry and molecular microbiology she went to work at "œAnimal ER" where unfortunately she was not filmed for the Animal Planet channel (though her feet did make a cameo during a rescue segment). Currently she is the head of the Mariponics Marine Research Laboratory for her division of a "œvery large international chemical company," where she spends her days mixing chemicals, microorganisms and algae together and seeing if they will A) explode, B) glow in the dark, or C) make a good salsa. She has spent the last six years traveling and lecturing on reef topics including marine animal disease, fish husbandry, human-tank zoonosis, and fish cognition.
Thanks we are getting there. It's getting exciting it is all coming together But it is not just me it is the entire BOD and Former VP Mario and Former President Jeff. I want to thank them all for the help and guidance.
FroMan
Insane in the Brain
argi
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Chriskid
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Steven is from Pittsburgh
thanks for the response.
lookin forward to a good show
charleneatkins
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Water Air & Ice has donated 2 gift certificates for $25.00 each.:inlove:
BubbaBoBobBrain
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Very cool.
charleneatkins
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request are being reviewed by Eco-Tech Marine(vortech) and BRS
BubbaBoBobBrain
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That would be awesome too. I love BRS, and if I can ever afford vortechs I'm sure I will love them too.
Yahoo !!!! I am now registered for this great event !!!!!
Go to www.conference.ctars.org to register.
Go to www.conference.ctars.org to register.
charleneatkins
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again, THANKS for your help:wavehand:
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