SoCal Area Marine Hobbyist Clubs
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mmoore0803
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How about the North County Reef and Marine Aquarium Society of San Diego. We are affiliated with MASNA and hold monthly meetings on the 2nd Friday of every month.
NCRMAS.com
Would love a spot on the first page as well
NCRMAS.com
Would love a spot on the first page as well
Captain Quirk
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9964671#post9964671 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by ezcompany
SCNR's website will be up soonall are welcome to join!
Could you describe just what SCNR IS?
Sorry if I missed it, but I didn't see it...
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9714202#post9714202 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mmoore0803
How about the North County Reef and Marine Aquarium Society of San Diego. We are affiliated with MASNA and hold monthly meetings on the 2nd Friday of every month.
NCRMAS.com
Would love a spot on the first page as well
Done.
Kevin
mmoore0803
Premium Member
Thanks again
joesynodontis
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This is the right forum for this question. Does high altitude have an affect on a reef aquarium?
Captain Quirk
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This is NOT the proper thread for this... Not in my estimation, at least... It's better suited for the general forum.
At any rate, yes, I understand that it does because of the available oxygen levels. I don't think it's a major difficulty that can't be overcome, however.
Google it! Dollars to donuts (Mmmmm... Donuts...) you get some hits!
Captain Quirk
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10420743#post10420743 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Captain Quirk
This is NOT the proper thread for this... Not in my estimation, at least... It's better suited for the general forum.
At any rate, yes, I understand that it does because of the available oxygen levels. I don't think it's a major difficulty that can't be overcome, however.
Google it! Dollars to donuts (Mmmmm... Donuts...) you get some hits!
You know, I just re-read this and understand how you could have been confused as to why this might be the proper forum... Sorry if I jumped on you.
This particular forum is basically for the SoCal clubs to make themselves known. At least that's what I think... I know this is where I found my club at.
The Southern California Reefers board is really where this question belongs. Also, you may want to see if there are any mountain region clubs; I'd bet they've dealt with this issue ad-nauseum!
Best of luck.
SEAMONSTER
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how does one go about joining the Long Beach Marine Aquarium Society?I live in the South bay (Gardena) area. It sure would be nice to discuss reefkeeping and care with other people with more experience than myself. I may have a few answers of my own, but usually, I have more questions...
Cheers!!
Cheers!!
SEAMONSTER
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How does one go about joining the Long Beach Marine Aquarium Society?I live in the South bay (Gardena) area. It sure would be nice to discuss reefkeeping and care with other people with more experience than myself. I may have a few answers of my own, but usually, I have more questions... I will be at Reef-la-palooza in the O.C.! (sumthin like that!)
Cheers!!
Cheers!!
Captain Quirk
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A little Google gave me this:
Long Beach Marine Aquarium Society meetings
When: The first Thursday of each month. Meeting begins at 7:30 PM Get there early for food!
Where: IHOP at 2050 N. Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA
Ph: (562) 799-4467
I don't think they will be at RAP, however. The only clubs with a "presence" there (to my understanding) will be SCMAS (duh!), IEMAS and NRCMAS (I THINK that's the Northern Orange County club...).
Stop by and see someone at the SCMAS booth and perhaps they can tell you a bit more. Myself, unfortunately, I'm not that familiar with all of the SoCal clubs. I do happen to know a little bit about IEMAS, however.
Good luck!
Long Beach Marine Aquarium Society meetings
When: The first Thursday of each month. Meeting begins at 7:30 PM Get there early for food!
Where: IHOP at 2050 N. Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA
Ph: (562) 799-4467
I don't think they will be at RAP, however. The only clubs with a "presence" there (to my understanding) will be SCMAS (duh!), IEMAS and NRCMAS (I THINK that's the Northern Orange County club...).
Stop by and see someone at the SCMAS booth and perhaps they can tell you a bit more. Myself, unfortunately, I'm not that familiar with all of the SoCal clubs. I do happen to know a little bit about IEMAS, however.
Good luck!
SEAMONSTER
New member
Thanks, Captain Quirk! I will check with the SCMAS booth. Is the SCMAS a regional office that is in charge of all the other clubs in the area?
Captain Quirk
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LOL.
No.
We're all independent of each other for the most part. I only commented about SCMAS as they've been around a while and would probably be your best source of info on other SoCal clubs...
No.
We're all independent of each other for the most part. I only commented about SCMAS as they've been around a while and would probably be your best source of info on other SoCal clubs...
Captain Quirk
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Sorry to hear that... Then what alternatives would you suggest for him? SCMAS?
Depends on which way you want to drive and what day you have free time. SCMAS is to the south on a Friday, and MASLAC is to the north on a Saturday.
I chose MASLAC due to the fact I work more in the Valley than in the OC and for me, drive time is about the same due to traffic, but is easier on Saturday.
I chose MASLAC due to the fact I work more in the Valley than in the OC and for me, drive time is about the same due to traffic, but is easier on Saturday.
SEAMONSTER
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Awww, really? That is too bad. Are there any clubs in the South Bay area? (Torrance, RB, MB, gardena, etc.