evan420
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Guys-
I had a 29 gallon mixed reef set which I sold last year and want to jump back into the hobby with a nano tank set up. There are several models out there obviously but looking at either the 6 gallon Nano Cube or the 9 gallon BioCube -- granted the more water the better but outside of this argument, can anyone illuminate me as to what nanoreef tank has better lighting, filtration, overall dependability for my needs which are...
Basic live rock, a couple tiny fish, soft corals only e.g. hardy mushrooms and maybe a small brain coral etc..
thanks in advance!
I had a 29 gallon mixed reef set which I sold last year and want to jump back into the hobby with a nano tank set up. There are several models out there obviously but looking at either the 6 gallon Nano Cube or the 9 gallon BioCube -- granted the more water the better but outside of this argument, can anyone illuminate me as to what nanoreef tank has better lighting, filtration, overall dependability for my needs which are...
Basic live rock, a couple tiny fish, soft corals only e.g. hardy mushrooms and maybe a small brain coral etc..
thanks in advance!