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I should be there! I posted a link of stuff on reeftrader I have/can frag. Lots of softies https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipOs55d9nbkNXfGbuKZDpHFGMjKeoHt-J0Ehbj7K3YXGyXe55Y6e_ray758OJ5JklQ?key=c3JwU2xyUDVYc2FYOXRDbHM1YXlTODh6M2NtLXZn

Will be there. Anyone want any Xenia or Kenya? Will trade for anything - beer, hugs, high fives.. You name it

INDMAS is pleased to announce that the 2020NE Frag Swap will be Saturday May 8th at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds 1900 East Main Street, Danville IN from 12-4 Remember must have ticket through Eventbrite for admission. Over the past year (now 2) the club has been hard at work to bring you one of the top swaps in the Midwest. There are multiple threads in this forum that should answer a lot of your questions. If you do not find it please ask. Returning again as our Platinum Event Sponsor The Reef Platinum Sponsors this year are Reef Hobbyist Magazine and Coral Magazine And did I mention fabulous vendors a wide variety of vendors, The Reef, Fritz, Aquarium World, Premium Aquatics, Modern Aquatix, Aznutty's saltwater connection, Eye Candy Coral, E Vill Corals , Mermaids Cove, Whitlyn Aquatics, Just Pretty Corals, Two Crafty Clowns, Dutch Family Reef, Chumminghams reef, Color Addicts Corals , Dirks, BG Reefs , GOAT Corals Vendor and hobbyist map below Premium Aquatics is sponsoring the young hobbyist tank give away for those in attendance under 13 This year it will be a JBJ 28G nano cube Free frag supplied by the club for new members for the first 50 new members Free admission for club member otherwise a low $10 for admittance We will be using eventbrite this year. Below is the eventbrite link for the frag swap. Tickets are available. For those that are paid members, you can get your free tickets (post will be in the members forum section). If you have any questions, please reach out. Both MEMBERS and NON MEMBERS need to preregister and bring their E ticket with them https://www.eventbrite.com/e/indmas-frag-swap-2021-tickets-147695558391 Membership is just $21 a year With restrictions we will need to have everyone pre register We will be using event brite for members as well Food Truck available by the fabulous Porkopolis I forgot to mention fabulous raffle prizes: Besides the grand prize of a Trident with DOS, 4 stage RODI, Carib Sea rocks, Coral Magazine, Frag saw, Carbon, Salt, Aqueon sump, T5 and Led , Polyp Labs Reef Roids, Salt Critters gift certificates, Santa Monica Algae Scrubber, Nero 5 just to name a few of the items. Mask required, we will see everyone on the 8th of May. Especially this year if you feel sick or are waiting on the results of a test please wait until 2022 to attend

Think we'll be there

Got the pork butt brining, going to do pork belly burnt ends too. Will have buns/bread for pulled pork, and also have black bean burgers for the veg only folks. Think ill prolly do some scotch eggs as i've had a few requests Might smoke some cheeze-itz too...tried them the other day and they are SO good! We have 2 large tents out back so if it does rain, there is plenty of dry space inside and out.

Can you try from a pc please

Ah, so its only in messages - forums it works fine? Is this on an iphone?

Would love to add another tank to my setup that would go above my current sump. The wall behind it is concrete/cinder block and wondered if I could drill it and put rebar in then have the tank on top of that? Not sure how to determine how much weight concrete and rebar could hold? There just isnt much room at all to be able to build a wooden stand, so wondered about this as an option.

We're in for 3, and we can get 3 others in free I think

They MIGHT...but IME I didn't have much luck. From what I remember it's best to go by the MM (millimeter). Fact check me but I think you need a 45mm for standard 1" plumbing but its 3mm larger for sch80 plumbing...

Definitely something to discuss tomorrow too is finding the RIGHT sized bit! It's not as easy as buying a 1 1/2 drill bit for a 1 1/2" PVC! I know i have a good diamond bit that's used for doing a 1.5" hole - if interested in that. We did a drilling demo last year at the meeting at my house and RyanSweet did the demo without cutting off Brandon's finger.

I think i'll be there, gameday decision for the others.

Anyone happen to have one I could borrow for a week?

Hey I just found out that Dr. Sylvia Earle will be speaking at Emens Auditorium on March 27th at 7:00 pm and it's free! This thread is to see who is interested, arrange carpooling, and plan for the day. Muncie doesn't have much...but they do have the best hibachi/sushi restaurant i've been to - and there is also a guy that sells corals etc so could possibly see if he wants a group to come in. Here is some info on the speaker Environmental advocate, oceanographer, and TED Prize winner, Dr. Sylvia Earle will be speaking at Emens Auditorium on March 27, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. Dr. Sylvia A. Earle is Explorer in Residence at the National Geographic Society, Founder of the Sylvia Earle Alliance (S.E.A.) / Mission Blue, Founder of Deep Ocean Exploration and Research Inc. (DOER), Chair of the Advisory Council for the Harte Research Institute and former Chief Scientist of NOAA. Author of more than 200 publications and leader of more than 100 expeditions with over 7,000 hours underwater, Dr. Earle is a graduate of Florida State University with M.A. and PhD. degrees from Duke University and 27 honorary doctorates. Her research concerns the ecology and conservation of marine ecosystems and development of technology for access to the deep sea. She is the subject of the Emmy® Award Winning Netflix documentary, Mission Blue, and the recipient of more than 100 national and international honors and awards including being named Time Magazine’s first Hero for the Planet, a Living Legend by the Library of Congress, 2014 UNEP Champion of the Earth, Glamour Magazine’s 2014 Woman of the Year, member of the Netherlands Order of the Golden Ark, and winner of the 2009 TED Prize, the Walter Cronkite Award, the 1996 Explorers Club Medal, the Royal Geographic Society 2011 Patron’s Medal, and the National Geographic 2013 Hubbard Medal.

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