~ Early Web Links ~

The Central Oklahoma Marine Aquarium Society (COMAS) is a forming club based in Oklahoma City dedicated to promoting marine aquarium keeping in the central Oklahoma region. The site includes information on membership, a calendar of events, and a newsletter, with plans to become an official chapter of the Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA).

Garrie Landry of Franklin, Louisiana runs Acadiana Aviaries, a comprehensive resource dedicated to zebra finches, exotic doves, button quail, Gouldian finches, and a wide variety of other aviary birds. The site features breeding information, hatching eggs for sale, bird care guides, and even books authored by Landry on topics like button quail and diamond doves.

Melissa Kaplan's comprehensive herp care collection covers reptiles and amphibians in exhaustive detail, with dedicated sections on green iguanas, lizards, snakes, chelonians, crocodilians, and more. Updated over decades since 1994, the site includes health guides, feeding advice, veterinarian resources, conservation news, and even info on zoonoses, making it one of the most thorough reptile care references on the old web.

The Arizona Rivulin Keepers (ARK) is a non-profit club dedicated to the care, breeding, and promotion of killifish, including rare species like Aphyosemions, Cyprinodons, and Native American Pupfish. The site offers club information, member-written articles, historical Joergen Scheel killifish letters from the 1960s, newsletters, and a reference guide to killifish names.