looking for corals

MIKE ALERS

MIKE ALERS

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hy everyone i hope im not intruding here since im not a member of (orca).but i tried to post in other forums and nobody seems to answer back.as u see im also new at this hobby.so i might be to doing something wrong on posting my threads.by the way if u guys dont mine..im looking for a place to purchase corals specially begginers corals.im in deltona fl. and can travel anywhere from orlando to daytona.i will apreciate any information
 
i recomand you travel to lake mary and check out reefworks located just off I-4 they carry lots o corals and have a great store!
there number is 407-333-1414
 
Wow, there is actually someone else on here from Deltona!! I recommend Reef Works too. They have a killer selection, and you cant beat their prices. And no, you dont have to be an ORCA member to post here, BUT I do highly recommend joining! We have a blast!
 
thank u guys for the info and also replying back.i was begging to think that i was doing something wrong. im also going to look on how to become an(orca) member.
 
I have a nice sized GSP colony that I would be willing to sell you for $7. It is on a rock 3"x3"x1". The rock itself has some nice purple and pink coralline on it too.

Let me know.
 
You can always come to an ORCA meeting as a guest and purchase frags from the frag auction, I think its a $5.00 fee than you can buy anything you want...............
 
Which auto part store you work at? I'll be home at like noon tomorow, and home most of the weekend. can't trade much atm still fighting the flatworms. argh.
 
awesome - he lives right by me!!!!!!! maybe you could trade me a bumper for some corals - hahaha - mike your more then welcome to come see my stuff as well! tell us about your setup - lighting and stuff
 
We are the lone deltona reefers...lol

btw he is serious about the bumper...his is getting worse and worse..
 
not that i know of - but we could always put something together - iam ready pretty much whenever - we could go saturday for all i care :-) - i have to check with britt first though
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10187835#post10187835 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by MIKE ALERS
... im also going to look on how to become an(orca) member.
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Mike,
Check out the ORCA website. Click here: ORCA
Our next meeting is on June 30 in Orlando, in the Universal area. Doors open at 6pm.
You can come as a guest for free but if you buy corals it is a $5 fee on top of what you buy. Unless of course you become a member, then its just the membership fee. ($20 for Individual, $25 for family) Applications are available online at the website, or just come to the meeting and get one there.
The meetings are a bunch of fun with a huge mix of hobbyists, from beginner to advanced. Its a good way to meet people and to learn what others are doing.
If you have any more questions, please feel free to pm me.
Hope to see you at the meeting.
:wave:
 
thanks for the info(pterodactyl).i'll be looking forward to the meeting.also thanks for the info cowboyswife and sharteef i also went to reef works this afternoon.but on my way to reef works i also found a new place called exotis aquarium on 434.it looks like a new place and its owner seems to be very nice.plus he has everything on sale at the moment and that was a bonus.....u know this tank set up tends to be quite costly and it seems like every penny count.thanks again
 
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