10 gallon nano
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evanish
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Im going to be running a fuge and skimmer on my 10 gallon nano im in the progress of drilling right now. A fuge would work but for best results I would get a small skimmer. Im going to be using the new coralife 65 skimmers. They are cheap and work pretty good based on experiences people have shared with them.
fogger
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Originally Posted by Evanish
Im going to be running a fuge and skimmer on my 10 gallon nano im in the progress of drilling right now. A fuge would work but for best results I would get a small skimmer. Im going to be using the new coralife 65 skimmers. They are cheap and work pretty good based on experiences people have shared with them.
Thank you Evanfish
I will look into getting a skimmer
take care
Im going to be running a fuge and skimmer on my 10 gallon nano im in the progress of drilling right now. A fuge would work but for best results I would get a small skimmer. Im going to be using the new coralife 65 skimmers. They are cheap and work pretty good based on experiences people have shared with them.
Thank you Evanfish
I will look into getting a skimmer
take care
nanomantis
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my advise would be to forget the refugium because in doubling your water amount really u are forgeting the principles of a nano: small, simple, cheep, beautiful. Just do the natural method and grow some macro algae in the tank. You can always trim it down if it gets to big and feed it to some herbavorous fish like tanks or rabbitfish
fogger
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Originally Posted by NanoMantis
my advise would be to forget the refugium because in doubling your water amount really u are forgeting the principles of a nano: small, simple, cheep, beautiful. Just do the natural method and grow some macro algae in the tank. You can always trim it down if it gets to big and feed it to some herbavorous fish like tanks or rabbitfish
I was going to make a fuge out of a small overflow
was wondering if that was enough
i have lr and ls and have macroealgea in the tank
as well as lr
no powerhead plenty of movement though
ty and take care
tom
my advise would be to forget the refugium because in doubling your water amount really u are forgeting the principles of a nano: small, simple, cheep, beautiful. Just do the natural method and grow some macro algae in the tank. You can always trim it down if it gets to big and feed it to some herbavorous fish like tanks or rabbitfish
I was going to make a fuge out of a small overflow
was wondering if that was enough
i have lr and ls and have macroealgea in the tank
as well as lr
no powerhead plenty of movement though
ty and take care
tom
njfish77
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nano mantis stop telling people this.nanos arent cheap theyre pretty espsensive and you need the right equipment for stability because in smaller tanks water quality is hard to maintain.Fogger going with a sump/fuge is one of the best things you can do.make the sump put the skimmer where the water goes into the sump then the fuge in the middle and then the pump in the end.yes a skimmer is also a very good think for the tank.oh yea make belive Nanomantis didnt even post
nanomantis
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nah what i meant was if u had another tank u can rip it out and throw it into the other tank, kinda as a fresh treat i know my tangs love the calurpa i throw into the tank from my refugium on my 70 gal