Stickgal
New member
Hey, just.a few points from what I've observed in my short time here:
1. Read all the stickys before you ask questions. You will aggravate the experienced folks here (a lot) if you don't.
2. Use the search option often.
3. Find the folks who have been here the longest and read their posts. It's particularly helpful to find one whose philosophy/methods closely match what you think you would like to employ and read everything you can by them.
4. Leave the advice, critter iding, etc. to those with experience. It is often better to reserve your comments to oohs and ahhs and expressions of sympathy rather than "expert advice".
Just my two cents!
Happy reefing!
1. Read all the stickys before you ask questions. You will aggravate the experienced folks here (a lot) if you don't.
2. Use the search option often.
3. Find the folks who have been here the longest and read their posts. It's particularly helpful to find one whose philosophy/methods closely match what you think you would like to employ and read everything you can by them.
4. Leave the advice, critter iding, etc. to those with experience. It is often better to reserve your comments to oohs and ahhs and expressions of sympathy rather than "expert advice".
Just my two cents!
Happy reefing!
