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Where are you guys. I tried to request access to your forum, but no response. Hopefully someone in that area will catch this...

I am traveling to San Antonio for work this week. Be there from Tomorrow night until Next Monday. whenever i Travel, i like to hit some local stores in search of small zoa frags to take home. yes I carry on the plane. I have done this several times with great success. I look for things that I cannot find locally, but not necessarily the high end ones. Or if there is someone local selling frags.

I am staying downtown Most of the time, but After saturday night, I will run up to Austin and back to visit my family. I fly out monday afternoon, so I have until about 2pm to do some shopping then.

So, Where do I need to go. who do I need to see. reply here or shoot me a PM.


again, not looking for Krakatoa or any of that hyped up stuff. just some nice zoas.


Attached is an example I brought back from boston once.
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Honestly, there are not too many places were going down here, Austin has better stores. Elegant reef and Zephyr usually have the most zoas, Google the austin reef club, they have a nice site, and there are some people that almost always have some nice zoas for good prices.
 
Look up phamily. He has a couple of sale threads here. He has a huge selection and lives in the Austin area.
There are also a few guys in the SA area that have some nice collections. Did you sign up on MAAST?
 
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I signed up on the website twice in the last 3 weeks but I've never received a confirmation.
 
Pm me your info and I will look into it for you. I'm on the BOD there. For some reason you're not in the data base.
 
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