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I haven’t been reefing a long time but I love the community. I love reefing so how can we make a club for nj ?
 
Njreefers.org
It's been pretty quiet over there, and I would love to be more active now that I'm back in the hobby. There were a lot of really nice people 5 years ago or so, did frag swaps and some get togethers.
 
Theres a whole thread started over on Nj about the pitfalls of running a club. Everything from not being able to get people to do any of the leg work involved, to insurance and money issues. it's more complictaed then you think.
heres the link to the discussion. watch the video.
https://www.njreefers.org/threads/starting-a-reef-club.113926/
 
sounds awesome this thread is sort of a club now idn’t it, ho hopefully some others can chime in and say some go to places in New Jersey as far as shops, my go to so far found, and perhaps
1. ocean gallery -owners joe and craig are super cool and friendly, and it really helped me get ahead in my fish kung fu way of doing things, just browsing, shopping and stopping by that opened my eyes on how to better do water changes, helped me calibrate tools, h2o parameters all that stuff.
2. Fengs reef in Dunnelen - Feng is the man, coral store with somr amazing fish on display. I haven't seen fish this big since I lived in Hawaii. . Mr Feng is a super friendly cool guy who's passionate about the hobby and willing to show you how set his system up . Aquatic obsessions in Carteret, they have a wide variety, a fish I haven’t seen anywhere else and really good prices
 
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sounds awesome this thread is sort of a club now idn’t it, ho hopefully some others can chime in and say some go to places in New Jersey as far as shops, my go to so far found, and perhaps
1. ocean gallery -owners joe and craig are super cool and friendly, and it really helped me get ahead in my fish kung fu way of doing things, just browsing, shopping and stopping by that opened my eyes on how to better do water changes, helped me calibrate tools, h2o parameters all that stuff.
2. Fengs reef in Dunnelen - Feng is the man, coral store with somr amazing fish on display. I haven't seen fish this big since I lived in Hawaii. . Mr Feng is a super friendly cool guy who's passionate about the hobby and willing to show you how set his system up . Aquatic obsessions in Carteret, they have a wide variety, a fish I haven’t seen anywhere else and really good prices
u forgot reefco too, they have been on wwc :D
ocean is great!
 
I know this thread is about a year old but I’m looking for a club if it’s active and too far from me, I’m in Manahawkin.

For local shops I go to The Aquarium Center in Blackwood. Great selection of corals, inverts, sw and fw fish and plants

On the coast is Ocean Aquarium in Egg Harbor. They have a good selection of FW and SW fish, including oddballs like remora if you have room for such things. Not so much corals though.
 

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