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

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

An organization to provide friendship and a knowledge base for the Marine Aquarium Hobbyist in Sarasota and its surrounding areas.

This club has been created out of the dire need for a reefkeeping club in NE Arkansas, overlapping into the Memphis and southern Missouri regions. Please visit www.nea-reefkeeping.com

Founded by hobbyists for hobbyists seeking knowledge, education, and conservation of the marine hobby. Visit our Website

Atlanta based Marine Aquarium Society,dedicated to the education of the hobbiest and the pursuit of sustainable reef and fish keeping friends, fun, fish, and favites.

A saltwater fish and coral club for Bay County FL and the surrounding area with monthly meeting to learn, chat, and swap frags.

New Club forming in Charleston. Visit our web site www.charlestonreefers.org.

A still young club in the Charlotte, NC area dedicated to furthering the hobby, and promoting captive propagation. Please visit our website at www.rasoc.org

SE Tennessee and N. Georgia reef club; Successful marine aquaria through knowledge sharing. Web site still under construction

We are a group of marine hobbyist’s dedicated to the exchange of information/ideas among ourselves with a focus on coral propagation. Our members range from WV, Southern Ohio, and Eastern KY.

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.

Yahoo Group is: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CarolinaCoastReefKeepers

Serving East Tennessee and surrounding area reefers, and marine fish aquarists. Come join the fun! Visit our website.

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. www.fmas1955.org

A group of reefkeepers in the Florida Panhandle area who are willing to share experiences, give advice, interested in coral and livestock propogation. Web site URL: www.panhandlereefers.com

An attempt to bring the Greenville/Spartanburg/Anderson reefing community together for frag trading, group buys and knowledge sharing.Greenville Reefers Society

A club in Hampton Roads, Virginia, for reef and saltwater enthusiasts in the Southern Virginia/Northern North Carolina area. Web Site

The KRS serves state of Kentucky and the surrounding communities. Hobbyists of all skill levels are invited. Please visit www.kyreefsociety.com for more information.

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

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

We have a modest club going: The Marine Aquarium Club of Hattiesburg (MACH). We have a website here: http://marineclub.homestead.com/index.html Contact info is on our site.

To provide a haven whereby the reefkeeping hobbyist may find like-minded individuals with which to associate and to encourage others by offering ourselves as examples. Web Site

Local saltwater fish and reef tank enthusiasts in the Myrtle Beach, SC area. Dedicated to the health and conservation of saltwater animals in captivity. Our web site.

NFMS, a group of Marine aquarium enthusiasts based in Tallahassee Florida,

We are a small group of saltwater enthusiasts whos main purposes are to share knowledge from their experiences and to help each other to be successful reefkeepers, visit our web site http://groups.yahoocom/group/NorthLaReefers

The North Tennessee Reef Club is a Saltwater fish and Reef keeping club, serving the Clarksville, TN, Fort Campbell, KY and Hopkinsville, KY area marine hobbyists.

Meetings are held on 3rd Saturday of the month and we normally meet at members homes. Our purpose is to enhancing the hobby by promoting the exchange of information, equipment, and livestock. Check us out at www.nfmas.org

The purpose of this forum is to bring hobbyists in the area together for trading (livestock and equipment), group buys, and knowledge sharing. An informal group open to everyone - regardless of experience level.

Our active and growing club meets the last Saturday of each month at one of the members homes. For more information please visit our web site.

PBMAS strives to promote the hobby of marine fish and reef keeping in the South Florida and Palm Beach County region. Check out our website at: www.pbmas.org

The Pompano Reefers Club is a great way for the reefers of Pompano Beach to get together, share ideas, give advice and share frags.

We have the beginning makings of a new club in Arkansas. Our Website

A new club in the Myrtle Beach S.C. area who's goal is to meet fellow marine aquarists, share knowledge, trade corals, and promote aquaculture.

We provide marine and reef aquarists in Central Virginia with a network for meeting other aquarists, trading corals, and spreading information regarding the hobby. Meetings are held monthly and are open to the novice and expert alike.

Hobbiests helping hobbiest in the Ft. Myers area. Please visit our web site for more info.

A club for reefers in the Roanoke, VA and surrounding areas to meet and discuss keeping and raising saltwater fish and corals, trade frags, and learn all that we can about our hobby.

Visit our website

Newly formed group of Reefers in Tennessee. Established to benefit people in Tennessee, share knowledge, and experiences.

Pursuing reef keeping excellence and knowledge in the Tidewater area of Virginia. For the novice and expert alike! www.tidewater-reefers.org

Based in Greensboro, NC, TARS is dedicated to the education, sharing of ideas and support of saltwater reef keeping.

Marine aquarium club for residents of West Tennessee and Northwest Mississippi. Please visit http://wtmrac.org/