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[Flint&Eric]

after browsing many foreign blogs, it seems that it's a great resources in addition to RC to compare and contrast methods and techniques for our hobby. i have finally begun to use our blog and would like to invite others to create one too. they're free and are a great way to journal your progress as well as receive feedback.

if you have a blog, post here with a link to it so we can create an updated list of RC reef blogs!

glassbox

cheers,
eric

[Caleb Kruse]

Mine is Here

[Jareth]

Mine here:
jarethsreef.blogspot.com

[MikeEe]

Try www.myreefspot.cm
This place allows you to blog for free
also create a "myspace" profile which you can link here for quick reference.
For e.g. here is mine
http://www.myreefspot.com/profiles/100001/

[Flint&Eric]

bump... so far we have

Flint&Eric - www.glassboxlife.blogspot.com
Jareth - www.jarethsreef.blogspot.com
Caleb K - www.calebkruse.com/Blog/
MikeEe's reefspot page - http://www.myreefspot.com/profiles/100001/

[mhurley]

Let's not forget the blog space we provide here for Premium Members.

http://www.reefcentral.com/wp/

[Flint&Eric]

thanks mike, i didnt even know those were there

seems blogs are not too popular....but i know there are a few more out there. Psam, invincible, and although not a true blog melev come to mind.

[PSam]

Here's mine: http://stonyreef.com/blog

Keep 'em coming... I can only refresh the forums so many times a day. Give me something new to read . I think it's a great way to be able to tank some notes, look back at my tank, check my tank status, post some pics, articles, or whatever I feel like. One of the RC mods has a very well designed reef site (thanks for the php script Carlos!).

[melev]

These are my two blogs.

http://www.reefcentral.com/wp/index....&submit=Search

I noticed that there are now 41 blogs here on RC, starting here:

http://www.reefcentral.com/wp/?cat=2

Once you learn the WordPress software, you can work your way from tank to tank quite easily.

And of course there is a blog on my own website that has been going for several years.

[Carlos]

Originally posted by PSam
Here's mine: http://stonyreef.com/blog

Keep 'em coming... I can only refresh the forums so many times a day. Give me something new to read . I think it's a great way to be able to tank some notes, look back at my tank, check my tank status, post some pics, articles, or whatever I feel like. One of the RC mods has a very well designed reef site (thanks for the php script Carlos!).

Looking good!!!

[hyperfocal]

Mine is right here.

[Flint&Eric]

hyper- nice site

here's our new one... glassbox-design

[hyperfocal]

Looks good, Flint&Eric.

[mokeyz]

mhurley, i get "you don't have permission to access..." when I try to get to my blog page.

[melev]

I just did a search of the blogs and didn't find your username, mokeyz. Were you logged in to that part of the site?

[mbbuna]

i just started one here http://www.reefcentral.com/wp/?p=245

[Flint&Eric]

bump, any others out there?

[melev]

Was Invicible's blog listed yet? It's pretty good.

[JediReefer]

Here is mine, very new...not much to see yet. This is what happens when you get bored

http://thebinaryreef.com

[dendro982]

May I suggest: add the topical sites about setups too, not only chronological ones?
You see, many of us have particular interests, and no point to go through many pages of blog for sps tank, when, for example, I'm looking for filtration for non-photosynthetic tank.

At least mark, which blog contains what.

[Flint&Eric]

dendro-i'd suggest looking at tags on the blog sidebars...if you dont find any keywords you're looking for it's likely not there. many also have a search function for their individual blog.

with that said, filtration for a non photosynthetic tank should be very similar to a low nutrient SPS system. just because nutrients are low, does not mean that food input cant be high. bacterioplankton reef blogs such as PSam's may be a good place to get tips and ideas.

[JediReefer]

I think the point of having a blog or log of your tank is to have somewhat of a chronological record of how your tank has progressed.

That said, as Flint&Eric mentioned most blogging software (if used) has category links as well as dated links for quick browsing.

[dendro982]

I mean, mention type of the tank in this thread, near the link

[JediReefer]

Gotcha hehe.

Well I updated mind heavily.

60 Gallon Cube
http://thebinaryreef.com

[capn_hylinur]

Originally posted by mbbuna
i just started one here http://www.reefcentral.com/wp/?p=245

great blog--very informative---this is something I will have to look into on this site