thinking about downgrading
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r-balljunkie
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might want to go a bit bigger than a nano....
30-40 cube might be better, more flexibilty
30-40 cube might be better, more flexibilty
Charley Diesing
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Personally I've had both sumpless, sump tanks, and AIO tanks... Go with a tank with a sump... It just makes things so much more enjoyable. Even if its a 20 Gallon high + 10 gallon sump.
Drae
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^^^+1 a 20 to 40 gallon with a little sump, skimmer, and even a simple hang over the back return jet ( so only 2 small holes are required to plumb for drains) will keep sps easy with a single power head and lighting of choice. it'll be fun watching it grow completely out in a year. and I mean completely filled out. Lol
r-balljunkie
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if you get an all in one..........you fill it with water, and whalla. ur done.
you really dont have any room to do different things like add a skimmer, add reactors, change up the lighting etc. with a smaller tank, like a 24" cube, at least you can do some variations with equipment, verses an AIO 29 biocube.
nothing wrong with biocubes, owned one myself for years as a QT tank. they work fine, but you're limited with what you can do with them, unless you start to mod them.....of course defeats the purpose of buying it if you are going to do drastic changes to it.
GL
C
you really dont have any room to do different things like add a skimmer, add reactors, change up the lighting etc. with a smaller tank, like a 24" cube, at least you can do some variations with equipment, verses an AIO 29 biocube.
nothing wrong with biocubes, owned one myself for years as a QT tank. they work fine, but you're limited with what you can do with them, unless you start to mod them.....of course defeats the purpose of buying it if you are going to do drastic changes to it.
GL
C
