Cedar Rapids Tank Tour is set for April 27th

Hi Everyone! The Cedar Rapids Tank Tour is set for Sunday, April 27th at 12:00pm. Please post here if you plan to come so you can get the addresses and starting point! All GIRS members and their family are welcome to attend! Again, please post here if you plan to attend!


Lineup:


MXC207 (Starting point 12:00pm ) - PM/Subscribe for address) - 180 gallon reef


Herman - (Approx 1:00pm) 120 reef


Allen (Approx 2:00pm)- 20 gallon - nano reef


Butcher Block Steakhouse Downtown Retaurant (approx 2:30) - 100 gallon+ reef (softies)


Lee (Approx 3:00pm) - 120 gallon reef


Roman (approx 4:00pm)- Dual 90 gallon cubes -one reef and one agressive species FOWLR


Butcher Block Bar Steakhouse (Tentative - approx 4:45)- They will be closed on Sunday, but they may try to let us in to see the beggining stages of their two 500 gallon tanks.





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Put me down as a Yes

 

put down as a yes 120 reef

 

I would like to go!

 

I will be there

 

I plan on going

 

I'm planning to attend. May also bring my husband if he is up to it. Thanks

 

I plan on going.

 

I will be attending +1.

 

I will be there

 

I might make it. My son has a Tournament both days so not for sure.

KP

 

I'm outta town.

 

This should be a good one anybody going to have any frags for sale /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default/emoticons/smile.gif

 

Hopefully all of you should have received a PM with the link to the google map of all the addresses as well as the starting address. Please let me know if you hadn't received it or still need it!

 

Got it

 

I just added 1 more quick stop (Butcher Block) that is on the way between Allen's house and Lee's house.

 

A perfect activity for a rainy day tomorrow!

 

Looks like a good line up of tanks. Sorry I can't make it...out of town for the weekend.

 

Thanks everyone! So glad you all took the time to stop and look at my 20g Nano! So awesome getting to actually put some faces to the names. Roman...brilliant idea on the light!