Getting back in the game
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If you like. 3-6 gallon is a Pico, nano seems to start around 10 and go up to 30. Some vary.
If your running small corals of certain types then the Pico would be ok, but your limited then. Pico is also good for a desk, end table, ect.
Nano is larger, but more versatile in my opinion. Also can be a little more expensive to maintain, but not much
If your running small corals of certain types then the Pico would be ok, but your limited then. Pico is also good for a desk, end table, ect.
Nano is larger, but more versatile in my opinion. Also can be a little more expensive to maintain, but not much
undertcontrolj
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Welcome back
commonstranger
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Jason I believe I am about to give you the best piece of advice possible on your question. Should I go bigger ?
You should go as big as you can afford. More water voulme will dilute more problems and you will be able to keep your water more stable. If you get a 3-8 gallon tank youll end getting more stuff (corals & fish) than you had planned on in the begining. (We all do that) and youll then wish you had bought a bigger tank so you could have more stuff. Save your self some time and money and get the most to work with the first time you buy. You will always want to get a bigger tank but for what your wanting to do I would highly suggest you get a 29 gallon if your wanting a nano tank. Just me talking but I think I gave you the best answer possible. I wish you the best.
You should go as big as you can afford. More water voulme will dilute more problems and you will be able to keep your water more stable. If you get a 3-8 gallon tank youll end getting more stuff (corals & fish) than you had planned on in the begining. (We all do that) and youll then wish you had bought a bigger tank so you could have more stuff. Save your self some time and money and get the most to work with the first time you buy. You will always want to get a bigger tank but for what your wanting to do I would highly suggest you get a 29 gallon if your wanting a nano tank. Just me talking but I think I gave you the best answer possible. I wish you the best.
fallinapart
Premium Member
Re: Getting back in the game
Jason, if you can come to the meeting this weekend in Murfreesboro, you can join then, or you can pay online if you like at mtrc.org and follow the pay your dues link to paypal.
Then you can check out the small tanks at aquatic critter and get 10%off. have not compared those prices, but it is another chance to look for fish & tanks
Welcome back
Jason, if you can come to the meeting this weekend in Murfreesboro, you can join then, or you can pay online if you like at mtrc.org and follow the pay your dues link to paypal.
Then you can check out the small tanks at aquatic critter and get 10%off. have not compared those prices, but it is another chance to look for fish & tanks
Welcome back
waynesworld
Premium Member
Also if you are looking for a tank only type of deal you can see what I have in the shop you may see one you like.
