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I think you should go find my biography in the nano section. I am old enough to vote if you can't tell from the "Voted McCain" title next to my picture.

brainless democrats, never paying attention to the facts. They just hear "Change" and then they are brainwashed! How is this for a fact; Obama is a Socialist!!!!

hey nordy, why did you go with the 12g aquapod? looking to get one myself.

I agree.+1.

Thanks, Ill go check those out. Anyone have a aquapod 12 or 24?

Come on people. help a guy out!lol.

Hello freinds, I have been dazzing for about a month now on which nano to get. I have about $400 to set up the ultimate nano reef. I want to be able to keep mostly soft corals(Zoos, carnations, mushrooms(ricordia mainly), chalice, favia, candy cane, maybe a brain and plate coral of some type...

If I were you, I would go with a 24g aquapod. It is so cheap that if you end up not liking it you can always get something different, but IMO the aquapod is the the best bang for your buck!

Sweet tank!!

Nice! But I would get that seahorse outa there! +1

sweet! I can see, that the ?Favia? is closer to the top than the candy cane. seems to be flourishing. How old is the Favia?

HaHa, great name. Be sure to update when you get your plate, hammer and brain corals. Cant wait for pics!

sweet, thanks! Love the sixline.

How long have you had the candycane? What do you feed it? How close to the top is it? Sorry for all the questioons nissan.lol. Can you post a pic of it?

Hey rebel, yours is a 29g right? The whole light requirement recomendations, do you think you can keep Favia, Brains, Hammer coral, and Candycane corals in this kind of setup?

does anyone know what lighting you need to keep chalice(spelling)

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Thanks! Yeah, Yellow Coris Wrasse are funny and very interesting/cool. What kind of sand do they prefer?

I agree with Mantis. Royal grammas are stellar!

Hey Whisk, I like the 24g's but I wish the 24g aquapod didn't have junk lighting and that the 24g nano wasn't so expensive. My problem is that I don't know what will be too small in a short time for other corals and/or fish or too big to where it looks empty; thats why I am gonna trust the...

ALso, look at this guys 12g. He seems to be pretty happy. https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/336537/my-12g-nano-cube