I just recently moved and lost almost the entire contents of my tank in the process. I went from planning a possible upgrade to debating just getting out of the hobby entirely. A hand full of corals did make it and the wife convinced me to keep the tank up. What was left was finally looking good so I decided to trade my last few clowns from my breeding project to try and get the tank looking a little less empty.
What happened next reminded me of one of the best parts of the hobby. I don't think you can find a more generous group of people in any other hobby. A couple people offered to trade which was the help I was looking for and I'm very thankful for the trades but a couple of reefers offered to help me out by donating corals without expecting anything in return. I'd like to thank Ray, Mason, and Pat for being so generous and helping a brother out when they didn't have to.
So the moral of the story is to help your your fellow reefers out when you get the chance, pay it forward. That being said I will be giving away a couple of clowns as soon as I figure out what is left. Thanks everyone.
What happened next reminded me of one of the best parts of the hobby. I don't think you can find a more generous group of people in any other hobby. A couple people offered to trade which was the help I was looking for and I'm very thankful for the trades but a couple of reefers offered to help me out by donating corals without expecting anything in return. I'd like to thank Ray, Mason, and Pat for being so generous and helping a brother out when they didn't have to.
So the moral of the story is to help your your fellow reefers out when you get the chance, pay it forward. That being said I will be giving away a couple of clowns as soon as I figure out what is left. Thanks everyone.