Thanks for doing this again Pam, it's always a treat to visit your place.
Please PM me if you need any help.
Some things that help make these swaps go well:
Don't use ziplock bags for your frags, they always leak. Those rigid plastic containers work really well. Don't use one you had your lunch in.
Try to take a picture of your coral when it is under the lighting that it came from. A picture on the container really helps to show what the frag will look like.
If you can identify the coral by scientific name, please do. Names like Donut coral or Marilyn Monroe Eyes make it hard to sort into groups and common names can vary by region. (I know you zoa nuts have all kinds of names to describe color variants , as long as they also have "zoanthid" we can group them.)
Please label your container with your name (RC handle is fine) so people can contact you if they have questions. It's also nice to know where your corals came from. When our frags grow out and we "pay it forward" we can track the colony growth through the club.
On your label, also include the type of lighting you had the coral under. It helps to group like kinds together.
Grouping the frags into sections makes the swap go smoother because newbs with 65w PC lighting aren't picking out an acro that needs 400w MH lights and the uber-rare dudes aren't raking through xenia and 'shrooms.
Other things cool for the swap:
cap snails, mini brittle stars, macro algae, amphipods and bristleworms.
