Well here it is, the forum for our new club. If you are reading this than this means you successfully registered with Reed Central, now the hard part is done. Just sit back relax, and post away. Any question you may have feel free to post and someone will be sure to give you an answer.
Our website is www.NNYRS.com, and it should be up and running by the first or second week in March.
Gary (ggreguire) already posted a Picture thread, so feel free to add to it. Also, if you are in the market for coral, Gary is your guy. He has some amazing stuff at great prices.... shoot him a email or private message (PM) and I'm sure he'd be happy to help.
I would like to have our first meeting at the end of March or early April, I will pass on the details as they come to me.
Finally, if anyone has any ideas for club functions or just for the website, feel free to post it or shoot me PM, and we'll see what we can do. Oh yes..... one other thing. Pics, pics, and more pics. We love to se pictures. Big tanks, small tanks, one fish or a giant reef, we like them all. So if you have a digital camera, snap some pics of your tank(s), and post them. It isn't hard to do, but if you have questions feel free to ask, I know I did the first time I posted a pic.
Thanks,
Ben
Our website is www.NNYRS.com, and it should be up and running by the first or second week in March.
Gary (ggreguire) already posted a Picture thread, so feel free to add to it. Also, if you are in the market for coral, Gary is your guy. He has some amazing stuff at great prices.... shoot him a email or private message (PM) and I'm sure he'd be happy to help.
I would like to have our first meeting at the end of March or early April, I will pass on the details as they come to me.
Finally, if anyone has any ideas for club functions or just for the website, feel free to post it or shoot me PM, and we'll see what we can do. Oh yes..... one other thing. Pics, pics, and more pics. We love to se pictures. Big tanks, small tanks, one fish or a giant reef, we like them all. So if you have a digital camera, snap some pics of your tank(s), and post them. It isn't hard to do, but if you have questions feel free to ask, I know I did the first time I posted a pic.
Thanks,
Ben
