Thinking of buying a nano tank. Was looking at the JBJ 28 gal nano. Is this a good setup? Are lights, filtration, circulation good? I have always had a skimmer. Is a pain to ad one? Better aquarium options out there? Should I just build my own?
Tank info please
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An example of what can be done with the 28g NanoCube. It's among my favorites still - one I try to emulate and for many, a great way to start...
Herefishyfishy
Smart Bass
The little eshopps h75 works great with this nano if you have room out back. For in it's sump area, the bubble magus is fine.
Personally, I think the tank is too small for most fish and coral...
Personally, I think the tank is too small for most fish and coral...
Krish
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Well look what the cat drug in!! :lol: You guys need to stay home! I called you a few times!
On the nano, I looked at the JBJ myself and also looked at the the Oceanic Biocube with the HQI lighting OC-AOC36015 Premium Aquatics - OC-AOC36015 Aquarium Supplies . Was torn between the two then saw the CAD lights nano cubes and was even more confused. Scooty actually bought one of the CAD nano's and likes it. Here is a link to their website. CAD Lights, "Thinking outside the cube"
Krish, Leave the cat out of this. (do not make me post your pic in front of the Purple Penguin)
If I get a nano it will be for a zoa tank. Only fish may be a goby and shrimp etc. Just looking for some suggestions. This will not be my first tank. Just my first small tank.
If I get a nano it will be for a zoa tank. Only fish may be a goby and shrimp etc. Just looking for some suggestions. This will not be my first tank. Just my first small tank.
DonW
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Give barrier a call. They have a nice line of little cubes. Very affordable.
Don
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Luckedout
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For a zoa tank with just a few small fish you can't go too wrong with the JBJ nano.
