New Coral Boards Under Construction

If you haven't noticed, after some discussion and feedback from 3reef Supporters, we have split up the coral board into SPS, LPS, Softies and NPS categories. I want to highlight the heroic efforts of Steve and Curt. Moving over 3,400 threads is an undertaking and they have already moved over 1,200 threads on to the new boards this weekend. Amazing. Please extend thanks to our mods. They deserve it. I hope you like the organization we are trying to apply to the boards. More to come. Thank you for your patience while we move things around.

New boards:

<acronym title="Small polyped Scleractinian (stoney) coral">SPS</acronym> Corals
<acronym title="Small polyped Scleractinian (stoney) coral">SPS</acronym> hard coral - Small polyp stony corals such as Acropora coral, Montipora coral, stylophora coral, etc.

<acronym title="Large polyped Scleractinian (stoney) coral; also Local Pet Store">LPS</acronym> Corals
<acronym title="Large polyped Scleractinian (stoney) coral; also Local Pet Store">LPS</acronym> coral - large polyp stony corals such as brain coral, torch coral, hammer coral, bubble coral, elegance coral, etc.

Soft Corals
Soft corals such as tree coral, sea fans, mushroom coral, leather coral, etc.

NPS Corals
Non photosynthetic corals - sun corals, gorgonians, dendrophyllia, neospongodes, etc.

 

Thanks Matt to you for reorganizing the board structure.

Major kudos to Curt and Steve for their work on moving the threads.

 

Yeah thanks guys we love you.;D;D8)8)

 

Awesome job guys! I can see the organization will come in very handy
Thank you

 

Yay, I've been waiting for this. Thanks, to the both of yo, Steve and Curt.

 

Thanks for all your hard work this weekend guys !!!!
Love it

 

Kudos to all involved. What a boring, tedious task that must be.

 

We have the best mods on 3reef!!!!!!!

 

Thanks guys for all your hard work, it is appreciated.

 

I'm done for the night. My eyeballs are about to fall out. LOL

When we are done, you are going to benefit a lot. You'll be able to go to the search engine on the top of each forum and click on "Search This Forum". That way, if you have a question about coral placement or flow, you'll only get responses related to the type of coral you are researching. It will really narrow the search results.

I have noticed one thing. A lot of members use VERY NON-DESCRIPTIVE titles. That makes it very difficult on the search engine, people wanting to help you, etc. Additionally, when mods have to do maintenance, it makes it very challenging. If there's not a good title, we have to open up each and every thread.

Title Examples

Why did my frogspawn lose one of it's polyps? GOOD
Sick Coral???? BAD
How much flow does my birdsnest need? GOOD
How much flow? BAD