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IMAC Raffle Items
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This 90 Gallon tank
is being donated by All-Glass Aquarium, complete
with sump, power compact lighting, pump, skimmer,
stand, live rock, corals and fish (the fish
and corals may not be exactly as shown).
All-Glass has upgraded their donated tank to
a 120 Gallon Aquarium.
New photos coming soon.
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These revolutionary new lights from Aquatic
Research and Development, soon to be on the
market, contain Ice Cap German 10,000K 150 watt
double ended metal halide bulbs, and T8 actinic
fixtures. These fixtures will also be powered
by Ice Cap electronic metal halide ballasts.
They will be donated by Aquatic Research and
Development and Ice Cap Lighting.
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This Kogapur L 8534 60 gallon per day
RO system is being donated by Tunze USA.
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"Basslets, Dottybacks & Hawkfishes, Plus Seven
More Aquarium Fish Families With Expert Captive
Care Advice for the Marine Aquarist" by Scott
Michael, and "The Complete Guide to Dwarf Seahorses
in the Aquarium" by Alisa W. Abbott. Both of these
books are being donated by Tropical Fish Hobbyist.
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Scientific name: Diplomystus dentatus (First
described by Professor Cope in 1877) Age: Eocene
(50 million years old) Formation: Green River
Location: Kemmerer, Wyoming
Size: Skeleton is 5” long (12.5 cm.)
Oak frame: 10” x 12” (25 cm. x 31 cm.)
Comments: This genus of freshwater fish first
evolved during the Age of Dinosaurs (Cretaceous).
It became very prolific during the Eocene and
became extinct in the Miocene, 16 million years
ago. Specimen is 100% ready to hang on the wall.
This fossil is being donated by PaleoSearch. |
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The fossil fish which PaleoSearch will award
to the winning entrant in their drawing at the
IMAC Show. (To participate in the drawing, entrants
must register at the PaleoSearch booth #106 during
the show):
Scientific name: Aipichthys minor (First described
by Steindachner in 1859) Common name: Angelfish
Age: Middle Cretaceous (100 million years old)
Formation: Sublithographic Limestone Location:
Haqel, Lebanon
Size: Specimen is 2 1/4” long (57 mm.) Matrix:
4” x 3” (10 cm. x 7 cm.)
Comments: Wonderful, exotic fish skeleton with
superb detail and color contrast with matrix.
Numerous insect larvae are also fossilized on
this limestone slab.
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"Mosasaur and Loons"
Donated & signed by William Stout for IMAC 2004
Biography:
www.williamstout.com/biography/biography.html
Dirk's Reef will donate 6 - 50 gallon bags of Bio - Sea and 6 - 50 gallon bags of Marine Environment salt mixes.
This TS300 Protein Skimmer is being donated by Trigger Systems
Marineland will donate a 90 Gallon Surfline Aquarium complete with stand, Emperor 400, Magnum 350 pro filtration, Seaclone protein skimmer,Stealth heater, Instant Ocean Hydrometer, Sea Test test kit and 2 cases of Instant Ocean salt mix.
Sea Dwelling Creatures is donating the live rock. ProAquatix is donating the fish. In addition, Marineland will donate a System 12 tank and stand, with live rock from Sea Dwelling Creatures and some special cocoa clownfish from Proaquatix. 
Common name:The Great Pipefish
Scientific name: Syngnathus acus
First described by Linnaeus in 1758
Location: Marecchia River Formation
Poggio Berni, Rimini Province, Italy
Age: Lower Pliocene
Matrix size: 7.3" x 5.6"
Specimen size: ~ 6 inches in length
Donated by: The PaleoMarine Company Market value $300
Walt Smith is donating a box of Fiji Live Rock and a box of Fiji Premium Live Rock. Selected by Walt himself. Photo coming soon.
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