nauti1us
ORCA President 2007~2008
Hi All
I just wanted to drop you all a quick note to let you know that on Saturday January 26th ORCA : The Orlando Reef Caretakers Association Reef Club will be hosting it's regular club meeting along with a HUGE Frag Event. There will be food & drinks and great comradery. Come share the fellowship and shared passion of reefkeeping with the members of ORCA.
ORCA will be hosting (4) Four such events throughout the year. Anyone is welcome to attend. In fact, outside guests are encouraged to bring frags to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The frag donor and the ORCA club split the winnings in half. It's a win - win deal
Participation in the event is free to members while we ask guests for a one-time fee of $5 at the end of the night if corals are won. If you have any questions on how the frag event works or need additional information, please email me at
president@o-r-c-a.com
Frags MUST be brought to the meeting in store quality bags. Leaking bags and misrepresented corals will not be accepted. Take care to package your frags properly and carefully. If you know that you have pests, i.e. REDBUG or FLATWORM do "not" bring your frags to the event. Respect your fellow hobbyists. We are all in this together.
Many of ORCA's members excell in growing SPS corals along with Zoos and LPS corals. This is an event you don't want to miss. So mark your calenders and be sure to check out our Frag Event scheduled for January 26th. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the meeting/event will start promptly at 7:00 PM. Please check out the meeting schedule information located here for directions to our meeting along with contact information and times: http://www.o-r-c-a.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=53
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Matt Kantz
ORCA President
www.o-r-c-a.com
:wavehand:
Fine Print:
*** Any misrepresentation of frags will not be tolerated, the ORCA reserves the right to decline frags from the event at any time whether it be for obvious parasites or over growth of nuisance algea.
*** ORCA is not responsible for the introduction of unwanted pests into the winning bidders tank. It is the sole resposibility of each and every hobbyist to quarentine any corals won at any ORCA frag event. I can not stress this enough...
I just wanted to drop you all a quick note to let you know that on Saturday January 26th ORCA : The Orlando Reef Caretakers Association Reef Club will be hosting it's regular club meeting along with a HUGE Frag Event. There will be food & drinks and great comradery. Come share the fellowship and shared passion of reefkeeping with the members of ORCA.
ORCA will be hosting (4) Four such events throughout the year. Anyone is welcome to attend. In fact, outside guests are encouraged to bring frags to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The frag donor and the ORCA club split the winnings in half. It's a win - win deal
Participation in the event is free to members while we ask guests for a one-time fee of $5 at the end of the night if corals are won. If you have any questions on how the frag event works or need additional information, please email me at president@o-r-c-a.com
Frags MUST be brought to the meeting in store quality bags. Leaking bags and misrepresented corals will not be accepted. Take care to package your frags properly and carefully. If you know that you have pests, i.e. REDBUG or FLATWORM do "not" bring your frags to the event. Respect your fellow hobbyists. We are all in this together.
Many of ORCA's members excell in growing SPS corals along with Zoos and LPS corals. This is an event you don't want to miss. So mark your calenders and be sure to check out our Frag Event scheduled for January 26th. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the meeting/event will start promptly at 7:00 PM. Please check out the meeting schedule information located here for directions to our meeting along with contact information and times: http://www.o-r-c-a.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=53
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Matt Kantz
ORCA President
www.o-r-c-a.com
:wavehand:
Fine Print:
*** Any misrepresentation of frags will not be tolerated, the ORCA reserves the right to decline frags from the event at any time whether it be for obvious parasites or over growth of nuisance algea.
*** ORCA is not responsible for the introduction of unwanted pests into the winning bidders tank. It is the sole resposibility of each and every hobbyist to quarentine any corals won at any ORCA frag event. I can not stress this enough...
