The coral farming vendors listed below all purchased booths for the 2006 SouthWestern Coral Farmers MarketSM.

TM	Farming Business Rancho Cucamonga, California	Booth 7
	Retail Shop Upland, California	Booth 9
	Retail Farmer Costa Mesa, California	Booth 14
Aquatic Marines (SniperSPS)	Retail Shop Stanton, California	Booth 5
	Aquarist Farmer Fullerton, California	Booth 10
Greg Carroll	Aquarist Farmer Mira Loma, California	Booth 19
FrankysReef	Aquarist Farmer Newport Beach, California	Booth 23
	Retail Shop Roseville, California	Booth 17
	Retail Farmer San Jose, California	Booth 18
	Retail Shop Apple Valley, California	Booth 2
Coral Obsession	Retail Farmer San Bernadino, California	Booth 11
	Retail Shop Westminister, California	Booth 6
Midwater Systems	Mariculture Company Thousand Oaks, California	Booth 21
	Retail Shop Freemont, California	Booth 8
Pacific Rim Exotics	Retail Shop St. George, Utah	Booth 12
	Retail Farmer San Jose, California	Booth 20
(SCMAS)	Hobbyist Organization Southern California	Booth 24
Marine Aquarists Roundtable of Sacramento (MARS)	Hobbyist Organization Sacramento, California	Booth 29
	Hobbyist Organization Inland Empire, California	Booth 28

Type of Vendor Definition

Retail Shop is a business that offers a full line of reef products to the retail market. These can be traditional physical stores and/or virtual online retail web sites.

Retail Farmer is a business that generates a majority of its income from reef farming. These range from large scale home farms to reef farms operating within industrial locations.

Farming Business is a business that generates a 2/3 majority of its income from reef farming. These typically are full time dedicated farmers that report income to the IRS classified as farmers.

Aquarist Farmer is typically an individual hobbyist that may trade farmed reef fragments. Some may even sell a few fragments every year. A few of these individuals may have a business license and some may even have a state sellers permit.

Mariculture Company is a business that produces either physical goods or farmed organisms for the captive reef market. The physical goods typically support captive systems utilized to promote coral or reef organism growout. Farmed organisms can range from coral to jellyfish. Booths are typically used to promote the companies name, product or trade mark to the retail market.

Hobbyist Organization is a local non-profit reef club or society. Historically these groups have been instrumental in promoting coral farming by holding frag swaps. The Coral Farmers MarketSM company supports some of these groups with mini-booths where they can promote their organization and raise funds by selling some farmed corals during the SW-CFM event. In return, we expect that they will promote this event at meetings and provide the SW-CFM with a web site link. Please note - Only 1 ticket is given to each organization. Other organization members will need to purchase tickets to enter the event.