Are There Even Any Aspiring Mermaids Anymore?

I feel a little hopeless right now. I can't find any active mermaid blogs, I don't get comments anymore, was the whole mermaid thing just a fad that came and went with H2O? If so, will it come back with the rise of Mako Mermaids?

I can't imagine what the internet mermaid scene was like while H2O was running haha! Sorry for my weirdly personal rambling, I'll start posting regular content soon but until then, comment any active mermaid blogs you know of or comment if you personally are still active in the community!

Sincerely,

Melusine Aqua

P.S. We need a forum or something, seriously. 

Moon Phase Calendar!

This calendar is super helpful if you need to do a spell under a certain moon phase (i.e. full moon):

Click here for an awesome moon phase calendar that is adjustable based on your time zone!

Updated Mermaid Names!

I have been dying to do an updated mermaid name post! Older aspiring mermaids can keep their mermaid names from my older post (such as me! Forever Melusine Aqua!) or give themselves a new name! It's all good fun! This is just a list of what I believe are great mermaid names, feel free to make up your own or add first names, last names, or middle names. Also check out my older post as these names will all be new.

Anahita: Persian name of Iranian goddess of waters
Anaitis: Greek version of Anahita
Alana, Adella, Andrina, Arista, Attina, Aquata: sisters of Ariel, the little mermaid
Luna: connection between mermaids and the moon
Delphin(e): leader of dolphins, Poseidon placed him in the sky as a constellation, optional "e" for femininity
Nerissa: derived from Greek word for "water"
Sedna: Inuit goddess of sea
Sereia: Portugese word for "mermaid"
Maraja: Esperanto for "made of the sea"
Kai: Hawaiian for "sea"
Naia: Basque for "sea foam"
Nerida: Greek name meaning "mermaid"
Amatheia, Halia, Iaira, Maira, Melite: Greek Nereids

Last name ideas:
Moon, Siren, Ocean, Blue, Aqua, Brizo (Greek goddess of sailors), Ceto (Greek goddess of ocean dangers and sea monsters), Mazu (Chinese water goddess), and Meltem (Turkish for "sea wind")

Sincerely,

Melusine Aqua