new reef site.

[29nanomob]

anyone knw of a local and educational other than reef central and mbrk?

[Amphiprion]

panhandlereefers is a good site, as well. It used to be much more active than our forum, but hasn't had quite as much traffic lately. Still a great resource. I've ended up meeting a handful of them, too. They're good folks.

[pheonixsoul25]

Nano-reef.com is pretty good

[bluwtr]

If you want just pure coral id and pictures, then this is the spot: http://sdmas.com/corals/species.php

What specific type of info are you looking for?

[AuroraDrvr]

I hang out on Reef2Reef pretty much exclusively now, though I don't really post anywhere in any frequency anymore.

I wish there were more people who needed random unusual fish ID's. I used to really enjoy being able to go on ReefCentral and spend a couple hours going through various ID threads and IDing fish.

[29nanomob]

well i know I've gotten mbrk 5 new members from work alone. got 3 of them started in the hobby its not a competition. respect the tank! or all will fail.

[KevinsCrazyCorals]

Not trying to take away from this site, but here is a central AL/GA club. http://www.valleyreefs.com/forum/index.php

[bluwtr]

This is another good site http://modernreefkeeping.com/, and the thing I like about it is that no body will flame your questions and such. That is definitely one of the problems I found on RC. To many "veterans" with attitudes. MRK encourages newb questions and like I said, flaming is not allowed. They will kick a member for it.

HTH

[29nanomob]

http://modernreefkeeping.com/forums/ind ... pic=1953.0 if that works. this guy it good.... realy good....