new reefer to Charlotte, NC area

Welcome to r2r! If you go over the the local clubs section on here, you might be able to find out if a club is near you!
 
Welcome, that sound like a good plan:)
 
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Welcome, this is a great place and I have learned so much through the kindness of others here! What part of town are you in?
 
North Charlotte near Concord Mills

I went to my first RASOC meeting a little over a month ago, they had Mr. Saltwater Tank Mark Callahan as a guest speaker. It was very enjoyable... a few rowdies in the room that felt that their purpose was to tell everyone multiple times (including Mark) that its not possible to grow corals with LED's:confused:! Good group of people though. I live on the south side of town in Weddington.
 
Welcome to R2R;)
 
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I went to my first RASOC meeting a little over a month ago, they had Mr. Saltwater Tank Mark Callahan as a guest speaker. It was very enjoyable... a few rowdies in the room that felt that their purpose was to tell everyone multiple times (including Mark) that its not possible to grow corals with LED's:confused:! Good group of people though. I live on the south side of town in Weddington.
going to join rasoc but won't be able to attend any of the meetings due to I work on Saturdays.
 
Welcome to R2R! I live in Charlotte and I'm a board member of RASOC. It's a great club to be part of. The best way to reach out is through our Facebook page, or go to our bulletin board RASOC.org. Shot me a pm with any questions you have or issues we can help with.

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Welcome to R2R! I live in Charlotte and I'm a board member of RASOC. It's a great club to be part of. The best way to reach out is through our Facebook page, or go to our bulletin board RASOC.org. Shot me a pm with any questions you have or issues we can help with.

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Will do. I used to be a member years ago but got out of the hobby.
 

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