matt-davis sq.
12/01/2003, 12:29 PM
Hello Boise Reefers,
My name is Matt, and I'm visiting (electronically) from the Boston Reefers forum. Those of us here in Boston are very fortunate to have a very active forum on Reef Central, and I realize that this is something not duplicated in other geographical areas, regardless of their size (New York City doesn't really have an active forum, does it?).
Anyhow, I came to realize that there really is no reason for one to just stick to their own forum, so I am branching out and paying a visit to our neighbors (Boise comes right before Boston). Reefing is reefing, after all.
I have only been to Boise once. It was in the summer, and it was a very beautiful City. How is the LFS situation in Boise? Where do you get most of your frags from? I would say that we have a lot of frags in Boston, but they tend to all be from the same biomass, and diversity is always a good thing in reefing. For example, we have tons of Orange Montipora digitada, and more keeps growing.
Consider this a warm hello,
Matt:cool:
My name is Matt, and I'm visiting (electronically) from the Boston Reefers forum. Those of us here in Boston are very fortunate to have a very active forum on Reef Central, and I realize that this is something not duplicated in other geographical areas, regardless of their size (New York City doesn't really have an active forum, does it?).
Anyhow, I came to realize that there really is no reason for one to just stick to their own forum, so I am branching out and paying a visit to our neighbors (Boise comes right before Boston). Reefing is reefing, after all.
I have only been to Boise once. It was in the summer, and it was a very beautiful City. How is the LFS situation in Boise? Where do you get most of your frags from? I would say that we have a lot of frags in Boston, but they tend to all be from the same biomass, and diversity is always a good thing in reefing. For example, we have tons of Orange Montipora digitada, and more keeps growing.
Consider this a warm hello,
Matt:cool: