12 or 24G Nano ???

[stagger19]

Hi, I have a 12 gal Aquapod. Im wondering now If I should have went with the 24Gal model. Do u think it would be worth it?
According to the Dims the 24 is 3.5" deeper, and taller, and 2 inhes longer.

I plan to keep 2 clowns, and I dont know if that will be too much for the 12 to handle ?

 

[Slakker]

I've got a pair of Ocellaris clowns in my 12g and it's fine.

But, my usual thought is that if you can afford to go bigger...why not?

 

[jmmicioni]

i have a 12g aquapod. i have a mated pair of true percs and a coral banded shrimp. i hope to get a goby for the substrate soon....ive been told no more than 1 fish for every 5 gallons of water. its worked for me

 

[Mojo Jojo]

I'd say the 24 as it was a pain in the rear when I had my 12g. That and you have a little more space to play with aqua scape. Good Luck Dude!

 

[Doglover_50]

if for fish you only want 2 clowns, the 12g will be fine. I hosted our local reef club a couple of months ago--I have a 70g, 24g jbj cube, and 12g jbj cube. The 12g was definitely the hit. No mods other than pump and a hydor flo---I have 2 osc. clowns--both medium size (and they seem quite happy with their tank), zoos, xenia (NOTE--if you harvest xenia and glue them close on a saucer shape rock, it's like an anenome, and my clowns went from hosting in my torch to the xenia garden); mushrooms; small torch; candycane; and 2 months ago added 2 small hydrophora (might not have the right quite right--an SPS). Sexy shrimp that has since gone to shrimp heaven after around 12 months, one pepp shrimp, and an emerald crab. Thinking about adding a skunk shrimp.

Stuff chaeto in the corner. It's my favorite tank! However, if I were you and had the $, I'd probably go with the 24, but I certainly don't think you have to. I love my little 12 setup