At what point can I call it a reef?

[ACBlinky]

I'm working on converting my FOWLR to a reef tank, and I'm curious - just when do I stop calling it a FOWLR with a few corals and start referring to it as a reef? The tank will be primarily softies, zoas, shrooms with a few LPS - nothing terribly expensive, I've got an angel who tends to take bites of the corals when dinner's late

ATM there's a colt, finger leather, Xenia, frogspawn, hammer and a single purple shroom hiding in the back. There's also a little tulip anemone but I don't think that counts since I'm going to nuke it as soon as it moves to a point where I can reach it

Here's the tank right now:

Thanks!

 

[Johnsteph10]

I think that's a reef. Looks nice and I like the aquascaping.

 

[david999]

its a reef now

 

[143gadgets]

I agree! You have a beautiful reef

 

[ACBlinky]

LOL well thanks guys! I didn't think I'd get that answer, I guess I'll start referring to it as a reef from now on

 

[mr pink floyd]

as soon as one coral goes in its all a reef

 

[Alaskan Reefer]

Looks great. Keep that grape caulerpa at bay!

 

[otterpop510]

hehe.. i think you have more corals than some 'beginning reef' tanks.. i guess its all about what you are also ultimately aiming to do with the tank.. and it seems you are aiming for a 'reef tank' so now you got one, and a nice looking one at that..