The next one. This is the regional swap. Everyone is invited and pays for entry. The next one will be the members only swap.So does this count for this swap or the next one. I think I’ll have been a member for 4 or 5 months in october so will I be able to participate I realize you mentioned 2020 but I want to make sure.
And it will be free for supporting membersThe next one. This is the regional swap. Everyone is invited and pays for entry. The next one will be the members only swap.
Where do you live?Sadly to say, my tank crashed a while back and I don't have corals anymore. Back in the days, we could put in additional money to still join the swap for those without frags. I'd like to get back in SPS again, so wanted to see if this would be an option.
Got it. ThanksThe next one. This is the regional swap. Everyone is invited and pays for entry. The next one will be the members only swap.
Sadly to say, my tank crashed a while back and I don't have corals anymore. Back in the days, we could put in additional money to still join the swap for those without frags. I'd like to get back in SPS again, so wanted to see if this would be an option.
You say it crashed a while back? How much is a while back? Any reason you haven't tried to get anything more? Or just waiting for the frag swap?Sadly to say, my tank crashed a while back and I don't have corals anymore. Back in the days, we could put in additional money to still join the swap for those without frags. I'd like to get back in SPS again, so wanted to see if this would be an option.
If you can bring 3 different eligible frags of your hardy corals you will meet the entry requirements. So if you have some coral growing to frag you should be ok. If this works for you, it would be the best option, as far as the spirit of the event goes.Mike - Honestly, no reason in particular. I used to be a regular BAR member years ago, but living in SF I don't drive out to the East Bay swaps and being this one is in SF is what caught my attention on RC. My tank crashed a year ago, so all I have left are monti caps and digitata that keep growing (these corals have always been able to survive through rough patches).
I've been doing this for a while and just want to keep things simple now with work and family. While my tank is over 10 years old, I don't want to totally give it up, but lately just changing water and enjoying what little I have. Like I said, I'm not looking for free stuff and I don't have any problems buying in.
Aren’t digis sps too?Well shoot montis are still SPS, and if you're keeping them then you should be good to go. If you change your mind about not looking for free stuff, I can make sure you get into the frag swap.
well digis are montis so using the associative property... yesAren’t digis sps too?
If you can bring 3 different eligible frags of your hardy corals you will meet the entry requirements. So if you have some coral growing to frag you should be ok. If this works for you, it would be the best option, as far as the spirit of the event goes.
We don’t have a buy-in option, and also don’t have a program to buy frags from local vendors to use for entry. The big-picture goal is to encourage propagation of coral by hobbyists.
If members want to give you coral for your entry requirement, they can. Usually that is done for and by supporting members helping out someone temporarily down on their luck with their tank. Becoming a supporting member helps to show you are interested in more than free coral from the club, and is a bargain in many other ways. In general it would be a personal arrangement between you, ie would not be facilitated by the coral check-in folks.
Hope to see you there!
That’s what I always do. Thanks!Would BOD rather me send the registration fee as "friends and family" to avoid the PayPal fees?