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12/21/2007, 03:32 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Laramie Wyoming
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Best Nano kit?
Hey everbody, first post here. I was just wondering if you guys had any suggestions for a nano kits. Im looking to sart a small salt water aqarium, with a few clowns and some coral. Any tips/reccomendations on kit aqariums would great. Thanks again!
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If im not back in five minutes...just wait longer. Current Tank Info: 20g |
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12/21/2007, 03:43 PM
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How nano are you looking to go? I don't have much experience at all and am fairly new. But, I've had good luck, in my short career..lol...with my BioCube. I know they come in 8, 14, & 29g. They seem to come with just about everything, outside of heater and skimmer and seem to be fairly self sufficient. I know there are some other brand names that also make the "all inclusive" too, like Eclipse, I believe is one of them.
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Eric "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he didn't exist." - Usual Suspects Current Tank Info: 90g w/30g sump; skimmer; 2x175w MH & 2x super white actinic...3g w/.5g fuge 1x150w MH Viper |
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12/21/2007, 03:56 PM
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Also, welcome! Sorry about that!
Good Luck as well!
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Eric "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he didn't exist." - Usual Suspects Current Tank Info: 90g w/30g sump; skimmer; 2x175w MH & 2x super white actinic...3g w/.5g fuge 1x150w MH Viper |
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12/21/2007, 04:45 PM
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Thanks! yeah im looking for a a 15-20g tank.
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12/21/2007, 05:40 PM
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you can get a glass tank and get the eclipse top for around $ 100 total the eclipse top has the lights filter and bio wheel check thier web site
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got reef? Current Tank Info: 29 biocube HQI |
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12/21/2007, 07:20 PM
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Location: St Louis MO
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I have had my nanocube for years, and still love it. I have gone through three larger tanks, but still use it. They come in 6, 12, 29 I think.
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$35-50 for a <1" frag of some stupid named thing that came from a colony you bought for $40-60 wholesale and chopped into 20-40 pieces? No thanks. "JasonH" Current Tank Info: 125 aggressive reef, DIY led lighting, swc cone skimmer, 33 gallon sump, posiden Ps3 return. |
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12/21/2007, 08:03 PM
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Location: Central Ohio
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My BioCube 14 works great! I've had running for 8 months now. Works well as is and can be modified to meet certain needs.
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James BioCube 14 Current Tank Info: BC 14: Currently being re-constructed |
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12/21/2007, 08:05 PM
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Location: NOLA
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I love my nanocube.
I'd rank the top three this way: 1-Biocube 2-Nanocube 3-Aquapod
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SCA 50 Starfire: In Progress Current Tank Info: 20 High -> 40 Cube -> Nanocube 12 DX -> 25 Gallon Rimless -> 10 Gallon AGA Temporary Tank -> JBJ 24 LED -> SCA Starfire 50 Cube |
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