FAMA Recognizes Reef Frontiers

[MtnDewMan]

I was reading the September issue of FAMA (Fresh and Marine Aquarium magazine) and saw that Terra Hangen of the FINternet column has put together a listing of "... some of the best websites with tips on how to have healthy corals in your aquarium, and some devoted to coral conservation in the wild."

I was pleased to see Reef Frontiers included on the short list. It says under Reef Frontiers:

Reef Frontiers is a place for holding discussions and a vast ID Research Gallery, with a Coral ID section with 465 photos. This website, run by Chuck Fiterman, also has an equipment review section and a library.

That's pretty good PR for our site here huh?

Also of note is that she singled out one of our very own in this section as well. She singled out Mojoreef:

Mojoreef - This site owner has a 650-gallon tank, with 19 years of experience, and now 80 percent of his corals are Small Stony Polyp Corals. For a great set of links, under "Links One" select "Corals." Here are links to many excellent articles including "Non-photosynthetic corals" by J.C. Delbeek, "Why and what: foods and feeding in aquarium coral husbandry" by Ronald Shimek, and "Feeding a coral reef aquarium" by Sanjay Joshi.

Thanks to whoever was the instigator in letting Terra know about Reef Frontiers and Mojoreef

 

[Curtswearing]

Awesome!!! That's great news.

BTW....I concur with their opinion of RF. Great Job everyone.

 

[NaH2O]

Wow - pretty sweet!

 

[Witfull]

Jammin'!!!

 

[wrightme43]

Now you guys and gals are really high falutin. Thats cool. I like fama alot.

 

[Angelscrx]

Look ma we be famus!!!!

 

[MtnDewMan]

I saw it this morning and thought it was very cool indeed !!! We must be doing something right here huh?