Rochester area

Im in the middle of rochester and buffalo. Tankless at the moment but gonna be getting back in by xmas, just smaller scale. What size tank u have? Lps,Sps?
 
I work in Rochester, live about 35 miles south. Been keeping a reef tank for 20 years now, but my last (55 gallon) was (shamefully) seriously neglected and just transferred it to a different 60 gallon tank. Fish were fine but a zoanthid colony and lettuce coral got almost to the point of no return, but 2 months later and their both recovering nicely. Joined Reef2Reef a couple weeks ago and was just looking to see if there were any clubs in the area. Do you know of any?
 
Well there is the Upstate Reef Society but most communication are on the RC forum. I haven't seen anything official in a long time though since the Seneca Park zoo event.
 
Are you a member of rochester reefers o. Facebook? Theres a pretty good group of us and we do trade swaps occasionally for trades only no cash. Its too bad there arent more acti e users in the urs here on r2r.
 
Yes I'm on there. James Wilson I usual post and comment on there a lot.
 

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