Do you have a Salt Water Tank blog?
6 May 2007Not much going on in my aquarium these days. I’m letting things settle after the incident a few weeks ago. Everything seems to be doing fine, so if there was any danger in the first place from the contents of the hydrometer getting dumped into the tank, hopefully I prevented any issues by getting the affected sand and rock out of there quickly.
So instead, let me point out a resource that exists to help bloggers get more visibility, especially to other bloggers who write about similar things.
I’ve created a Reef Tank Community at BUMPzee.com. It’s very small relative to some of the other communities but I’m pleased with how it hs shaping up so far.
Through it, I’ve met a few other reef tank owners and bloggers and hope that it will grow.
Also, to help foster the community, I’ve placed a BUMPzee widget in the sidebar. This widget is customizable so you can display visitors, your most popular posts, and the most popular posts in the community.
Also, as the blog owner I get page and blog stats in that widget and over on BUMPzee, so I can see daily visitors to my blog and the most active pages. Plus, the links on BUMPzee are good for Pagerank and SEO if you’re concerned about that sort of thing.
So, if you’ve got a blog about salt water aquariums (there are surprisingly few of us), I invite you to join BUMPzee and submit your blog to the Reef Tank community.
