Do many people reef in Utah?

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I checked the sub category but seems pretty dead so I figured I'd post here. My family is considering a move from CA to southern UT and I was curious if there are many reefers in the area?
 
What part of S. Utah? I lived in Page, Az...actually was on the shores of Lake Powell.

That whole area seemed pretty sparse of any people, all small towns:cool:.
 
What part of S. Utah? I lived in Page, Az...actually was on the shores of Lake Powell.

That whole area seemed pretty sparse of any people, all small towns:cool:.
I'm looking around the Saint George/Hurricane area. It does look to be a smaller town but seem like a decent amount of growth going on there. Great for me being an electrician and busy enough for my wife who does mobile dog grooming. Seems like a very active outdoor area, I'm just hoping there are at least a couple reefers around to trade with :)
 
I was visiting Salt Lake City, Utah and stopped by a local reef shop called The Fish Tank… I was very underwhelmed. Hopefully I just went on a bad day last month lol
 
I was visiting Salt Lake City, Utah and stopped by a local reef shop called The Fish Tank… I was very underwhelmed. Hopefully I just went on a bad day last month lol
Well that's not good! I see one near St. George but not many pictures. I do see aquarium maintenance company. I don't use them but maybe that's a sign there are some reefers in the area.

I'm pretty spoiled as far as reefing in socal, so unless I go to Florida I'm going to have to adapt :D
 
Well that's not good! I see one near St. George but not many pictures. I do see aquarium maintenance company. I don't use them but maybe that's a sign there are some reefers in the area.

I'm pretty spoiled as far as reefing in socal, so unless I go to Florida I'm going to have to adapt :D
I’m spoiled too, I’m use to CaliKid, Ellis aquatics and stores like that. I’ve been in Idaho 2yrs and there’s only one reef store that’s growing. Has some name brand corals here and there.

so, maybe my Utah review is now Void Lol
 
I’m spoiled too, I’m use to CaliKid, Ellis aquatics and stores like that. I’ve been in Idaho 2yrs and there’s only one reef store that’s growing. Has some name brand corals here and there.

so, maybe my Utah review is now Void Lol
Oh nice! Former Cali reefer. You got out just in time hahah. Kidding, kinda

At least vendors ship I guess haha.
 

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