- Location
- Staten Island
When I first got in the hobby, my first acro was the Acropora loisette, a staghorn type commonly known as Tyree's Lime in the Sky. My first acro pest were the red bugs. I asked for help on a forum back then and someone told me to freshwater dip them off. You can guess how that went.
That's the challenge with getting advice online. Ask five people, get five different answers.
The best advice I've ever given anyone is this: find a tank you actually admire, and follow that person's method. Not because it's the only way, but because it gives you a real starting point instead of five conflicting guesses. You find your own way from there.
That's where Reef Mentors on the ReefnBid Community came from. A mentor is someone whose method you can actually follow, and ask questions to when you get stuck.
I know it's a little bold to name myself the first one. But someone had to go first, so if you find my reefing method worthy of following, ask me anything about how I reef. I'll drop tips here too when I've got something worth sharing.
https://community.reefnbid.com/c/reef-mentors/11
That's the challenge with getting advice online. Ask five people, get five different answers.
The best advice I've ever given anyone is this: find a tank you actually admire, and follow that person's method. Not because it's the only way, but because it gives you a real starting point instead of five conflicting guesses. You find your own way from there.
That's where Reef Mentors on the ReefnBid Community came from. A mentor is someone whose method you can actually follow, and ask questions to when you get stuck.
I know it's a little bold to name myself the first one. But someone had to go first, so if you find my reefing method worthy of following, ask me anything about how I reef. I'll drop tips here too when I've got something worth sharing.
https://community.reefnbid.com/c/reef-mentors/11
