My first OC AquaFire

[Aquafire]

Name: Aquafire
Gender: Stallion
Species: Pegasus
eye color: Green
Mane style: Short
Mane color: Red
pelt color: Aquamarine
Hoof color: Gray
Cutie Mark: A whistle symbolizing his love for the  teaching ponies to swim

Profession:Lifeguard for newly trained swimming ponies^^

Personality: Aquafire is generally a very welcoming pony. He spends most of his time helping the younger ponies learn to swim which gives him quite a chance to make new friends with some of the older ponies and stallions as well. He is hardly ever angry cause it can lose patience and can cause him to get off his duty. He is rather shallow when it comes to his job though making sure each pony follows the rules appropriately. His wings have fully matured enabling him to travel from Cloudsdale to other parts of Equestria even though he prefers to travel by train.

Backstory: Aqua Fire lived a very solitary life for most of it in Cloudsdale , his family rarely had time for him, so he had to learn things himself instead of relying on others. He never got to travel outside of Cloudsdale either his parents warned him about ponies that go missing if they left that part of Equestira. Just before he was becoming of age to become a full grown stallion he decided he wanted to learn how to swim. Pegasus were not know to really swim due to their wings getting frizzled but this did not stop him from trying.  As he continued to practice he got better and better, and later developed his cutie mark which strangely was a whistle.

Once he became a full grown stallion he left Cloudsdale for a certain amount of time to train ponies how to swim in places like Pony ville and Manehatten.  He was not very well known since he did not have many students that wanted to partake in swimming since they usually learned it from their parents.
Likes: Swimming, Flying, animals, making friends, teaching others

Dislikes: Mean people, unteachable students

Strengths: Strong-willed, Resilient.

Weaknesses: Focuses on one thing instead of thinking of other ways to solve a problem, he has a major fear of failure to teach his students.