London Reefers?

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I'm planning to start my first reef tank and its quite overwhelming! I would like to meet up with local hobbyists who can guide me, so that I can get a head start on the equipment & initial set up. It would also be good to start a local community for regular meet ups.

Also wondering if there are any good LFS nearby... I live in Canary Wharf.
 
It might be worth asking around in any local LFS’s to see who is around, clubs etc.

You could also join the UK members section on here and get the blue banner.

Just apply to join, tell me what frags you’re gonna give me, and I might let you in ! Lol
 
I'm planning to start my first reef tank and its quite overwhelming! I would like to meet up with local hobbyists who can guide me, so that I can get a head start on the equipment & initial set up. It would also be good to start a local community for regular meet ups.

Also wondering if there are any good LFS nearby... I live in Canary Wharf.
I’m over in Wokingham but work in canary wharf. There’s a few about near where you are. Prob more on Ultimate reef though
 
I'm planning to start my first reef tank and its quite overwhelming! I would like to meet up with local hobbyists who can guide me, so that I can get a head start on the equipment & initial set up. It would also be good to start a local community for regular meet ups.

Also wondering if there are any good LFS nearby... I live in Canary Wharf.
I’m over in Wokingham but work in canary wharf. There’s a few about near where you are. Prob more on Ultimate reef though
I’m in East London, kinda late to this but if you don’t mind travelling a little there’s a place in Balham called aquatic design centre, they’re really good. :)
 

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