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Hi
I am in Victoria and just joined CanReef. I have been setting up a 90 g reef since last summer - it is finally starting to look like something.

Is there a reef club here? I think the answer is no, but that would be interesting.

Don't mean to change the subject, but....
Have any of you islanders ever tried putting any of the creatures in your ocean into your systems? I would imagine they would just die right?
I just remember that there were some really neat things there, but then again that was 14 years ago, I was much younger and more impressionable :mrgreen: Probably a law too huh?
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Welcome to the board. One more person in Victoria means one more person to share advice with. I'm very new to the hobby too so i'll be interested in hearing about your progress.

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Originally Posted by Arty Morty

Hi I'm and islander too in Nanaimo and I am thinking about setting up a temperate tidal pool in a smaller tank I have kicking around. So far I've written the DFO (Department of Fisheries and Oceans) to enquire about the legality of collecting for aquarium purposes and have recieved the "your request has been forwarded to the appropriate authorities" response. This was a couple of weeks ago but I'll keep ya posted.

I go out fishing at least 2-3 times a week here and see some really neat looking auqatic life each time. Though if set up I think I'd prefer to make a tidal pool tank. I'm kicking around some plumbing ideas to simulate tide ebb and flow.

If anyone is in my area and wants to see how my reef looks. Let me know, we could maybe even arrange a frag swap. I keep mostly softies and LPS.