Reef Supply
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cristhiam
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I guess all depends what are you looking for. I'm from that area too and in an emergency situation like when I run out of salt or I need a pump, I just run to Leesburg Pet Center on 27 about 20 miles from Clermont no traffic 
. Then Sea In The City about 35+ miles great corals and fish and now the one in International Drive and Kirkman Exotic Abyss, those are the ones I can think of around our area. There are many more I go from time to time but they all are far. 
. Then Sea In The City about 35+ miles great corals and fish and now the one in International Drive and Kirkman Exotic Abyss, those are the ones I can think of around our area. There are many more I go from time to time but they all are far. 
Goby1kenobe
New member
here is the website seaintecity Small store but they are moving to a bigger building as we speak. Marcye is very nice, they have the best customer service.
cham
New member
Another vote for Sea In The City. Just hop on the turnpike to 408, take 408 (East West Expy) East to Conroy Rd. Once you exit take an IMMEDIATE left then turn right at first traffic light (gaston foster). Once on Gaston Foster you want to make another almost immediate left into their parking lot.
Marcye is great to deal with.
Marcye is great to deal with.
RayRay
New member
All of the above mentioned stores are good, ( and Marcye is awesome!) and I'm thinking you should go visit them all. But, you might come to the ORCA meeting this Sat as that is in a store closer to you. It's on the kissimmee/orlando border
Exotic Marine Aquariums
Address:
2128 Whisper Lakes Blvd. Orlando, Fl 32837
This is off south orange blosom trail
meetings start at 730 but doors open at 6
Exotic Marine Aquariums
Address:
2128 Whisper Lakes Blvd. Orlando, Fl 32837
This is off south orange blosom trail
meetings start at 730 but doors open at 6
cootiebugg
New member
The directions to Sea in the City should read take 408 east to Conway road.
RayRay
New member
ORCA is a non-profit organization of aquarists dedicated to the care and conservation of marine life kept in reef aquariums. Our primary objective is to educate other area reef keepers on the requirements of caring for reef inverts, fish and coral propagation. Our main goals are:
Education of reef aquarist
Promote better standards for LFS
Explain how to care for and propagate coral
Disseminate information from books and the Internet
Provide a network of knowledgeable reef keepers
Supply a source of propagated corals for other members
We meet monthly at a club member's home (although this month is at a store)
Meetings are maybe total a couple of hours that cover some club business, an educational piece, answer any questions (as in like an expert's forum) and then there is a frag auction.
Education of reef aquarist
Promote better standards for LFS
Explain how to care for and propagate coral
Disseminate information from books and the Internet
Provide a network of knowledgeable reef keepers
Supply a source of propagated corals for other members
We meet monthly at a club member's home (although this month is at a store)
Meetings are maybe total a couple of hours that cover some club business, an educational piece, answer any questions (as in like an expert's forum) and then there is a frag auction.
cschweitzer
New member
Except we promote reefcaretaking, not sobriety.
So, I guess the big difference is we embrace our addictions, AA supresses their's.
So, I guess the big difference is we embrace our addictions, AA supresses their's.
hockeyjimm
New member
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8247416#post8247416 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cschweitzer
Except we promote reefcaretaking, not sobriety.
So, I guess the big difference is we embrace our addictions, AA supresses their's.
Ah ... so true so true!
