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Information and announcements about MASC sponsored events.

Our monthly newsletters. This will store our new format newsletters debuting in August 2009. Only the newsletter team can start threads, but feel free to discuss the newsletters with posts underneath.

Announcements and info about club business and MASC in general. Also check out FAQ on the top menu for bylaws and other information.

Links to forums of other clubs, other reef sites, and aquarium events NOT sponsored by MASC.

Information on breeding invertebrates or fish, fragging corals, etc.

Helpful educational materials and member discussion with our very own jonthefb. Post here for hitchhiker ID, pest control, etc...

Members can post pictures and detailed information about their tanks.

New to DBTC? Check out the information available here!

We have different sections below to place corals for DBTC, based on its rarity and difficulty level: Beginner, Standard and Extreme. These labels were not put into place to discourage people who are just starting out, but rather to ensure that, for example, a frag of some rare Tyree SPS which normally costs hundreds of dollars is propagated by someone who can and will return at least 2 frags back into the hands of other members who can do the same thing.

This category contains fairly common corals (non rare zoas, xenia, Kenya trees, etc.) These corals are ideal for members new to the hobby, as they grow well in newer systems or low light systems.

This category contains the majority of corals in the program, including SPS, LPS, etc. Members propagating this category of coral have a system capable of handling the coral they are asking for (i.e. established system of 4 months +, and satisfying lighting/water requirements for these corals).

Any other captive-propagated marine life goes here! Algae, snails, crabs, shrimp, fish, anemones, etc...

This category contains rare or normally very expensive corals (for example, bubblegum watermelon chalice). Members propagating this level of DBTC coral have a system capable of handling any coral they are asking for (i.e. established aquarium with lighting/water parameters suitable for these challenging specimens).

Even though we are the Marine Aquarium Society, many of our participants still have freshwater tanks, and are welcome to discuss them here :)

Share about your past trips and chat with others as you plan future trips.

Discussion of aquatic and non-aquatic photography, equipment and techniques. Members can get feedback and share their work.

Arrange group buys, or let people know about any sales or deals you've heard about. (No posts by vendors please - use the "Vendor Forums" instead.)

If you need work, or need someone to work for you, post here!

Non-hobby-related items (cars, houses, televisions, etc.)

Feedback on buyer/seller interactions (individuals) - see below for Vendor feedback

Forums for vendor discussions, announcements and sales. Premium and Platinum sponsors are automatically eligible for their own forum. Please email info@marinecolorado.org for details!

This forum is for club members to post feedback, ask general questions about vendors, or ask about vendors who do not have their own forums.

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These are Featured Sponsors, Society Sponsors, Member Sponsors and Business Partners without their own forums. Each can have ONE thread here. Threads will need to be approved by a moderator before they display.

Comments, questions, feedback and suggestions about the website and the forums.

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