Share knowledge, encourage education, promote aquaculture, pool orders, livestock trading among fellow Alabama reef keepers.

Reef aquarium club located in the southern part of Alabama.

We are a group of reef/marine aquarium addicts living in North Alabama. Our mission is to help further the hobby and science of marine aquarium keeping. We will accomplish this through educational demonstrations, internet research and sharing in each others' experiences, successes and failures.

Our objectives are the study of aquatic life, the encouragement of the hobby of fish keeping, the provision of a library on ichthyology and subjects related to the hobby, the publishing of books, papers, and periodicals related to the hobby and to provide for recreation of members and promote and afford opportunity for social activity

Founded in 2004, RRMAS is a non-profit society dedicated to the education & husbandry of marine life in a captive environment. Together we can share our collective knowledge and experience for improved care and propagation of marine life, while reducing the impact of collection on the coral reef. We are committed to educating the public on proper care and maintenance of these miniature ecosystems to promote the interest and enjoyment of the hobby. Our society provides resources to the marine aquarium enthusiasts in Arkansas and surrounding areas by sponsoring meetings, educational seminars, lectures, online discussions, publications, websites, exhibits, and other means, to connect local hobbyists. Razorback reef supports many educational and conservation organizations intended for the improvement of coral reef environments.

An informal medium where any local hobbyists or visitors of Arizona are welcome to attend and share their collective knowledge and experiences within the saltwater hobby.

This organization is designed to propagate corals, provide educational presentations and promote the hobby. PROP meets on the 1st Saturday of the month at The Round Table Pizza, 9920 S Rural Rd # 105 Tempe, AZ 85284 from 2pm-4pm.

A small club which will strive to share knowledge and ideas with other local Reef Keepers and Saltwater enthusiast; beginners and experienced alike.

Desert Marine Society in Phoenix, AZ meets the last Thursday of each month. Monthly meetings are a blast! We have raffles, slide shows and wonderful Guest speakers such as Bob Fenner the author of The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. The best part about this "club" may not be the discounts you get at some local fish shops but the valuable information and opinions you get from other members. DMS has been up since 1991, founded and run by people who love the hobby (although not the expenses) of reef and fish keeping. Please stop by and say hello, its a lot of fun!

San Francisco Bay Area premiere Non Profit Organization dedicated to sharing information and coral propagation.

A Saltwater enthusiasts club serving the California Central Valley!

Meets second Saturday of each month. Every 3rd month of the calendar year (ie. March, June, Sept, Dec) we'll have an "off-site" meeting. This is an opportunity for IEMAS members to host club meetings, or possibly to visit a supporting LFS/ vendor. Meets at 12:00p at Rancho Cucamonga Community Center at Central Park

The club's purpose is to promote, create, and enlarge the hobby of reefkeeping in the greater Sacramento area and beyond.

This is a a group dedicated to helping the coral reef hobby and the preservation of the world's coral reefs that meets formally once a month. With a growing membership. Check out their activity schedule before you visit Los Angeles.

The Northern Valley Reefers are a group of marine aquaria hobbyists from the greater San Joaquin County area of California. Our purpose is to maximize the enjoyment of our hobby through education and by good husbandry and propagation practices

SEABay is a nonprofit organization. Created in 1995, the club's primary objective is to provide information and instruction in the care and well-being of aquatic marine life. We are made up of hobbyists and professionals all over the Bay Area.

SDMAS is a non-profit organization run by local marine enthusiasts for local marine enthusiasts, and dedicated to the support of the hobby of marine aquarium keeping in the San Diego area. We believe in the conservation of coral reefs by promoting captive breeding and propagation of marine creatures and developing natural marine environments for our specimens. We promote responsibility and education of marine hobbyists. Our membership is diverse and includes those who are still contemplating their first tank, renowned experts, and all levels in between. The atmosphere at our meetings is friendly, and we welcome new members of all levels. SDMAS provides a forum for sharing ideas, help and support on an informal basis through regular meetings, a mailing list, and other organized activities.

Founded in 1923, the San Francisco Aquarium Society is regarded as one of the nation's esteemed aquarium hobbyist organizations. We meet the first Friday of each month at The Academy of Sciences in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Aquatic endeavors of the Society's members are diverse. From reef tanks to cichlids, aquaplants, killifish, and everything in between, we are an eclectic group of individuals. Some members specialize and participate in our study groups, and a number of our members are frequent contributors to major aquarium hobbyist periodicals.

SCMAS is a marine aquarium club, based in Orange County, California. We're a lively group including both reef and fish-only aquarists. Our monthly raffles are world-renown. We regularly have speakers, organized activities, field trips, and tank-tours. We are based in Orange County and have members throughout Southern California

CTARS is to provide a reason (excuse for some) for people in Connecticut and surrounding areas, with the common interest of reef keeping, to get together and share knowledge and experience of this hobby. This knowledge and experience will promote responsible husbandry through proper tank set-up, maintenance and appropriate stocking of our reef tanks, and passing along captive cultured corals through trades.

A Connecticut based Reef club for X-treme Reefers.

Southern New England Reefers Club

The Washington D.C. Area Marine Aquarist Society is a group of individuals dedicated to the husbandry of marine life in a captive environment.

The place for Delaware area saltwater enthusiasts to meet, share knowledge, encourage education and promote aquaculture.

A non-profit organization dedicated to education and advancement of the tropical, marine and aquatic hobby

Informal reef club in Florida's Nature Coast (Clearwater to Ochlockonee Bay Area) with monthly meetings at member homes to share frags, information and ogle each other's tanks.

BARS is a non-profit marine aquarium club based in Brevard County, FL. We welcome all levels of marine enthusiasts, from those who are still contemplating their first tank, experts, and all levels in between. The atmosphere at our meetings is informal, friendly, and we welcome new members of all levels. BARS provides a forum for sharing ideas, help and support on an informal basis through regular meetings, a mailing list, and other organized (or in some cases disorganized) activities

Our clubs purpose is to educate our future generations on the conservation and protection of our natural reefs. Creating an appreciation and awareness of our marine environment.

We welcome anyone in Florida to join us and post on the trading board on our site

Newly formed reef club

The Marine Aquarium Society of the Palm Beaches, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation, founded in May 1967. Our purpose is to promote the saltwater aquarium hobby in the home. Our society promotes and supports studies in Marine Biology, Marine Ecology, lectures, field trips, aquarium shows and other related activities

The Northeast Florida Marine Aquarium Society is dedicated to enhancing the hobby by promoting the conscientious care of marine life and education of the hobbyist.

Our active and growing club meets the last Saturday of each month at one of the members homes.

PBMAS strives to promote the hobby of marine fish and reef keeping in the South Florida and Palm Beach County region by assembling in monthly meetings to discuss topics associated with maintaining a healthy captive marine environment.

The mission is to provide a meeting place for reef aquarium hobbyists, promote captive propagated animals, monitor and preserve Florida's reefs from environmental damage, research and discuss new techniques in reef keeping, educate hobbyists and of course...have fun!

The Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month, at 7:30 PM. http://www.atlantareefclub.org/

A place for all Georgians who love Reef Central to come and share their reef keeping experience.

Reef Show is a non-profit organization providing Marine Reef Research, Hobby & Educational Resources for the promotion of the keeping, propagating and appreciation of marine and fresh water aquaria. Operated by Youth of America, Inc, a Non-Profit Georgia Youth Organization, Reef Show provides Community Membership to those whom desire to Learn as well as Contribute to the Marine Reef Hobby. Reef Show combines it's members experience in demonstrating the specific, no frills approach to Successful Fresh Water and Marine Salt Water Ecosystem Development, Maintenance and Operation.

A non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the reef aquarium hobby in the state of Iowa, through the exchange of ideas and knowledge and to promote captive propagation.

Idaho Marine Aquarium Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth and education of the reef aquarium hobby in Boise and the surrounding areas.

Representing Central Illinois, CIMA is dedicated to health of the marine animals we keep, and the reefs we try to replicate.

Meetings are held the second Saturday of every month

The purpose of this organization shall be to promote a higher educational level of the aquarium hobby to the membership and public at large; to stimulate an interest in the hobby; to increase knowledge of environmental concerns related to the hobby and means of affecting those concerns; and to develop social friendships of the members.

Meetings: 3rd Sunday of each month at Blue Ridge Mall, 3-5pm. Dues: $12/year - includes newsletter and social events.

Welcoming saltwater hobbyists in the Louisville, KY and surrounding areas. Speakers, member tank tours, road trips, and monthly meetings.

To provide Louisiana Marine Reef Hobbyist a place to learn, chat, and swap frags.

New club for Lake Charles and surrounding areas. Open to anyone with an interest in marine aquariums.

Founded in 1916, The Boston Aquarium Society is the longest, continuously running, and the 2nd oldest aquarium club in the world today. The Society is dedicated to increasing both knowledge and interest in the hobby through the activities of its' members. Long-term involvement is encouraged at every opportunity. For example, our annual plant and fish growth projects, the Breeders' Award Program, and placing aquaria in classrooms. As hobbyists we enjoy the fellowship afforded us through this type of organization.

A group of reefkeepers in the Boston area who are willing to share experiences, give advice, interested in coral and livestock propogation, and are dedicated to helping each other in the road to sucessful reefkeeping.

A group of reefers in the Springfield area who are willing to share experiences with coral and livestock propagation.

Formed in March 1993, with the support of area aquarium stores, CMAS members maintain both marine fish and marine reef aquaria and strive to promote the hobby of marine reef keeping through monthly discussion groups, a library, and the sharing of experience.

The Southern Maryland Marine Aquarium Society (SMMAS) is a friendly gathering of folks from all walks of life that share an interest in Marine Aquariums. It doesn?t matter if you are a beginner or an expert, we welcome everyone. We have monthly meetings to exchange ideas, discuss current conditions in member?s tanks, share and trade corals, enjoy guest speakers, and plan field trips. Our goal is to educate ourselves as well as the general public about the saltwater aquarium hobby and to raise awareness of the delicate reefs we take care of, in and out of our aquariums.

GRMAS is a club dedicated to sharing knowledge among hobbyists interested in keeping marine aquariums. The club meets at the Family Fare located at 6797 Cascade Rd in the community room on the 1st Monday of the month at 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

An organized group of hobbyists dedicated to the ethical protection, preservation, and promotion of the world coral reefs and the marine aquarium hobby with the intention to promote these ideals through education and example.

The Mid Michigan Marine Club (MMMC) is a non profit charitable organization covering the Greater Lansing area. Our purpose is two-fold. We are dedicated to increase the education, knowledge and awareness of husbandry, conservation and aquiculture of coral reef fish, invertebrates and coral. By doing so we hope to promote the conservation, preservation and protection of our world's coral reefs and their inhabitants. Our aim toward this goal is to educate the marine aquarium hobby through our members, and increase the enthusiasm toward marine aquiculture and responsible reef keeping.

A club open to all reefkeepers from Minnesota. Our purpose is to provide a forum for the sharing of local news and events in reefkeeping. A place for Minnesota reefers to exchange ideas, arrange meetings, frag swaps and trades.

The Saint Louis Area Saltwater Hobbyists are a group of enthusiasts who are dedicated to the concept that clubs can be fun, informative and helpful, as well as being a great conduit for meeting new friends. We promote and urge the practices of conservation, proper husbandry technique, ecological responsibility and friendship. Our creed is group participation at every level and every member will be heard. We will make every effort to prove to all members that their opinions are a highly valued and very necessary asset that will help to shape the future of our club.

We are a group of enthusiasts who come together to share our knowledge and learn from others about our saltwater aquarium hobbies. Our goal is to improve our ability to provide comfortable and pleasing homes for our aquarium occupants.

No dues currently. Club meets third Saturday of each month at various locations

The purpose of the club is to meet fellow aquarists, pool online orders, help each other attain success in the hobby, provide sitter service while members are out of town, promote aquaculture and to help preserve reefs.

Saltwater aquarium enthusiast's club in Charlotte, NC area dedicated to furthering the hobby and promoting captive propagation.

The NCFRAG group exists to teach reefkeepers methods by which corals can be propagated without consumption from naturally occurring coral reef environments. We are open to members from anywhere and have regular meetings 3 to 5 times per year across the state, usually in rotation. We attempt to educate ourselves and those around us in the most modern and healthy methods for the keeping of marine animals... both invertebrates and vertebrates

For enthusiasts, owners, hobbyists, of marine, saltwater, or reef aquariums in the Piedmont Triad North Carolina region including Winston Salem, Greensboro, Kernersville and surrounding areas. Support, idea exchange, livestock exchange, vacation tank-sitting, participate in group discounts and order pooling

The Red River Valley Aquarium Club is a great place for Fargo-Moorhead area reef aquarists and enthusiasts to get together! We meet the first Sunday of every month at 7:00 PM.

The mission of the Omaha Marine Society is to provide a resource and focus for hobbyists in Eastern Nebraska who have interests in captive marine systems. We will increase public awareness of the importance and value of living coral reef ecosystems. By increasing the hobbyist's level of understanding and depth of knowledge, we will help hobbyists become more successful in maintaining captive marine systems.

Serving New Jersey marine aquarium hobbyists of all types. Monthly meetings/ frag swaps at members homes. No cost to join.

Newly founded New jersey Reefer's Club. We had our first meeting on March 12

The South Jersey Marine & Reef Club is an organization of marine hobbyist. We are a lot more than just a website, we are people looking to meet and share ideas. We are a very new club looking to expand as far as we can. We are getting people together for the benefit of making our aquariums better. We want share ideas between others. One of the many reasons for having a club like this would be for the conservation of our world's reefs and fish. We will be holding meetings and group buys. Locations for meetings will be fellow members houses or Local Fish Stores

We have joined together throughout the state to support each other in knowledge, experience, and community

ARRG is an informal group of reefers in the Atlantic Provinces. We old local informal meetings at different member's houses where frag trading, equipment selling/trading, group orders and general discussions are common occurrences. Our goal is to promote responsible reefkeeping, provide support and to pass information to our members.

ARRG is an informal group of reefers in the Atlantic Provinces. We old local informal meetings at different member's houses where frag trading, equipment selling/trading, group orders and general discussions are common occurrences. Our goal is to promote responsible reefkeeping, provide support and to pass information to our members.

The MASNS is a loosely structured marine aquaria society based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada founded by J.H. Gannon and Troy Forhan. The goal of the MASNS is to provide a fun and educational environment in which the members can actively participate in monthly meetings and the forum website - www.masns.ca/forum. Monthly meetings are held at various members homes at which frag trading, equipment sales/trades, group orders are arranged and marine aquaria discussion occurs. Members hail from across the province, however membership is open to all and at no cost.

To help it's members meet others of like minds in and around Las Vegas to trade corals, algae, and brainshare in iffort to help save the hobby. Open to all in Nevada.

We are dedicated to building an active community of marine enthusiasts, through the sharing of information, education, frags and friendship.

We are a friendly, family-oriented, non-profit organization whose purpose is to encourage, promote, and sponsor, the mutual exchange of facts, ideas, and experiences.

Capital Reefs Society is dedicated to the marine enthusiasts in New York?s Capital and surrounding areas. Our society?s goal is to organize people dedicated to the captive care, propagation, and breeding of marine life.

We are a club of marine aquarium hobbyists in NY's Hudson Valley Region. Members, from beginner to advanced, meet monthly for information sharing, reef talk, coral frag trading.

A newly formed club for Long Island reefers. Our meetings are held at 3:00PM on the 3rd Saturday of every month in Bayshore.

Don't let the name fool you. Meetings are held all over the place, from NYC to Yorktown (NY), and even New Jersey. Great bunch of people, and always a good time.

Meets second Monday at various locations around Buffalo area

This is the club I started up at RPI. It's for anyone who would like to join and is setup for research as well as to educate the capital region community. We'll be setting up the 300g-500g tank this semester sometime and stocking it sometime next sem

Centered around Western New York, but reaching into the entire north eastern US, these reefing enthusiests found each other to share their adventures and frags.

We're Central Ohio's only reef club with monthly meetings and three frag trading events per year. We're a full range club with reef, fish, and social functions throughout the year.

We are the premier Cincinnati reef club and are currently about 40 members strong. We have a widely diverse group of people that include beginners to experts that can help you achieve your goal of the perfect reef!

We are the premier Cincinnati reef club and are currently about 40 members strong. We have a widely diverse group of people that include beginners to experts that can help you achieve your goal of the perfect reef

C-SEA has been an active hobbyist club since its start in 1972. It is located in Cleveland, Ohio USA.

NORA is an organization interested in helping the advancement of reefkeeping in the Northwest Ohio Area

Non-profit organization for scientific research in coral growth and propagation working with the local Universities and to better expand our knowledge in the hobby of saltwater Eco-systems by sharing knowledge, encouraging education, and promoting aquaculture with other hobbyist.

Founded by several hobbyist February 2006 in Union Ohio. We are dedicated to responsible aquarium care with intention to promote these ideals through education, example, and frag trading

Our purpose is to promote the hobby in The Oklahoma City Metro Area. In addtion we will promote aquaculturing of corals and fish.

The Oklahoma City Aquarium Association is a general aquarium hobbyist group. Our membership includes interests in both fresh and marine aquariums from the novice to the advanced hobbyist. Originally founded in 1949, we have been going strong since 1999! We feature a monthly presentation and generally offer 2 members-only group outings or events each year.

OMAS is a non-profit organization of marine aquarium hobbyists. Our focus is increasing the longevity of marine life in a controlled environment and to encourage that life to propagate freely.

Formed November 2001, in order to bring together marine hobbyists from the Golden Triangle (Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge) and surrounding areas.

Meets the second Wednesday of each month September to June.

On January 6, 1988 Mickey Kaye and Spencer Glass founded the Bucks County Aquarium Society for the purpose of promoting, educating, and sharing any and all experiences in the aquarium hobby, as stated in our constitution. BCAS achieves this goal by providing aquarists with an organized monthly meeting where all members can exchange ideas and learn from our knowledgeable guest speakers in a friendly atmosphere. Over the years BCAS has remained true to our mission statement by offering members a wide variety of topics, as presented by our speakers and through our various activities and programs. The Bucks County Aquarium Society offers something for every aquarist, regardless of experience. Our members are what make the club such a huge success.

NCPARS is dedicated to the conservation of global reefs through education, captive coral propagation and trading, assisting local schools with their systems, and the sharing of knowledge and resources between members and the community. NCPARS was initially formed in May of 2003. We are currently working towards official recognition as a Non-Profit Education Society. At this time we are still building this website so please be sure to check back as we get things up and running

Our club supports the Philadelphia tri state area and welcomes everyone to come together to share in the support and enjoyment of captive marine reef systems.

The Pittsburgh Marine Aquarium Society, Inc. is a non-profit organization, staffed by volunteers, dedicated to promoting the hobby through the free and open exchange of information, experience, and ideas.

Newly formed marine club in SE Pennsylvania. Any level of hobbyist welcome. Meetings will vary in location, focusing on trips to members' homes/tanks.