big red
03/22/2004, 10:32 PM
The Saltwater Enthusiast Association of St. Louis (SEASL) would like to invite the Mid-Missouri Saltwater Aquarium Club members to participate in our Frag Trade on May 1st in St. Louis. Below is the initial announcement. More details will follow.
Hope to see you there!
Scott
Please reserve May 1st on your calendar as you will not want to miss the 2004 SEASL Frag Swap. This is a chance for hobbyists looking to buy, sell, or trade saltwater livestock the chance to gather in one place at one time. This was a popular event last year and it should be even better this year.
There will be two parts to the Swap: The first will be the “Christmas Corals in May� (CCIM) trade. This is a trading/stealing based game many people play at office Christmas parties. The second session will be an open trading session where people can buy, sell, and trade coral, fish, inverts, etc.
Additional details will be announced as the time draws near but please block out this date now to ensure you are able to attend. You may also want to start fragging those corals you would like to trade at the event. Watch the www.SEASL.org and RC SEASL sites for more information coming in April.
If you have any questions, please send our Executive Officers an email. seaslexec@seaplace.org
Hope to see you there!
Scott
Please reserve May 1st on your calendar as you will not want to miss the 2004 SEASL Frag Swap. This is a chance for hobbyists looking to buy, sell, or trade saltwater livestock the chance to gather in one place at one time. This was a popular event last year and it should be even better this year.
There will be two parts to the Swap: The first will be the “Christmas Corals in May� (CCIM) trade. This is a trading/stealing based game many people play at office Christmas parties. The second session will be an open trading session where people can buy, sell, and trade coral, fish, inverts, etc.
Additional details will be announced as the time draws near but please block out this date now to ensure you are able to attend. You may also want to start fragging those corals you would like to trade at the event. Watch the www.SEASL.org and RC SEASL sites for more information coming in April.
If you have any questions, please send our Executive Officers an email. seaslexec@seaplace.org