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Coral Collecting Club (idea)


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    labman - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default Coral Collecting Club (idea)

    I have been trying to put together a small group of fellow reefers. the idea is to pool our money and our corals. The idea is simple corals are expensive no doubt so say I have a $100 to spend can't do much with that. but lets say I had 9 other friends with a $100 bucks I now have a $1000 in buying power. we pick a lfs or somebody online or a local reefer. we will most likely get some deals or at least larger frags. we agree to exchange corals between us. this again allows our buying power to go further and helps protect us in case one of us loose a frag. does this idea sound crazy and is there any interest from fellow reefers. I think it have to be local groups in order for it to work.

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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    I'm not local~but your idea sounds like a very sound one~would go great with any swap meet too~CR Coral Pool~woot woot!!
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    Sounds like a good idea to me. I guess the key is to find people that live close to each other.

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    i would be interested in this also, but like paulo said if people are too spread out. it kind of becomes a hassle

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    i think this idea is great and would deffiantly interested. but like paulo said if people are to spread out, it can become a hassle. what would the group target? lps, sps zoas,

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    ReeferRob - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    You should get in touch with Bella127 Labman, he seemed very interested!!!
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    labman - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default well of course local is best

    the idea could be done with basically anybody any where. the trick is getting a group that work together well. that is the hardest part of this idea beyond that it's pretty easy. get together bs agree on where to buy, how much each will spend some could choose to spend more then others I just like keeping it equal for simplicity. buy the corals grow them out get back together share! etc etc. the other part of this is combined buying power!

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    whitetiger61 - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    labman

    where are you located at..im interested in this idea..


    Rick

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    labman - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default lol need to editmy info

    I'm in Southfield,mi myself my tank on the rebuild too. hope to have it back pretty soon. then when it's up I'm hitting up my buddy Skyhigh 1st!

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