Buying a Nano - help with choices

[titleis0711]

Ok, I need some guidance. I see from the many posts that others share my frustration. I am looking to get into the "Nano" world and wanted to get everyone's opinions. I am looking at the:
Red Sea Max 34 gal
Finnex M Tank - 32 gal
Current USA Aquapod - 24 gal
I would purchase the max stock lighting for each. I am not a fan of the Nanocube. Any thoughts around these packages?
I will be using the nano for 2-3 fish and mainly soft corals.
Thanks for your help

 

[ladyhealth]

Hello
I'm having the same issue! I'm sooooooooo confused! I want to have a reef tank with a few fish and I have narrowed it down to your selections. Has anyone provided you with any advice? I'm really leaning towards the red sea max. I'm going to try and visit a few LFS to get some advice. I haven't seen many reviews on the Red Sea Max. Do you have any input?
Anyone out there have any advice?
Thank you for any info

 

[kmauger3]

I have the biocube 29 gallon. I think its great. It works great the way it is and if you choose to mod it there are tons of things you can do. You can get them online for about $250. I have had zero problems with all the stock stuff and have done so much to mine. Here is a link to mine it has been up about a month and a half now
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/256780/new-pics-29g-biocube

 

[nanohtb]

I don't have one but the 25g nano for CAD Lighting looks pretty nice. www.cadlights.com

 

[watson3]

I thought nano was anything under thirty gallons... :thinking:

 

[ladyhealth]

Hello Everyone,
Thank you all for the info I'm in the middle of researching what type of tank to get. Your input is very valuable to me. Generally, I heard the nanos are in fact less than 30 gallons, but when I look up info in the forums, the red sea max is easier to find in the nano section. Thanks for the wonderful pics
You guys are totally awesome!