Chris Hope
@WeymouthReef
64
corals
Weymouth, Dorset
SPS · automation · tangs
REEF COLLECTIVE
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ReefID
Interaction prototypeUpload a clear photograph to discover likely matches from the Reef Collective catalogue, then confirm it with the community.
How ReefID works
Analyse
Visible growth form, polyp and colour features.
Compare
Find the closest verified catalogue records.
Confirm
Use provenance or ask experienced reefkeepers.
ReefID provides likely matches rather than definitive scientific identification. Clear photographs and known lineage improve confidence.
Specialist visual atlas
Search zoanthids by mouth, disc, ring, skirt and pattern—or upload a photograph to find the closest known hobby morphs.
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Community reefs
Concept previewBuild a permanent profile for your aquarium, document its equipment and inhabitants, and show how your coral collection changes over time.
@WeymouthReef
64
corals
Weymouth, Dorset
SPS · automation · tangs
@SouthCoastZoas
38
corals
Poole, Dorset
Zoanthids · mushrooms
@AcroLabUK
51
corals
Bristol
Acropora · propagation
Tank profile
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System build
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Living collection
Colonies, growth photographs and lineage
Tank journal
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More than a marketplace
Reef Collective connects every coral to its scientific identity, mother colony, propagation history and the reefkeepers who have cared for it.
Collections stop disappearing into old social posts. They become part of a permanent, searchable UK coral network.