I'm sure this has been asked a million times....

[regina filange]

I'm having issues with my currently converted 12 gallon Eclipse. I'm finally going to have to purchase a new nano. I've done some searching around but I'm not really finding what I'm looking for.
I'm looking for a tank in the 12 to 14 gallon range. I've read about several different ones, but it all gets so confusing!
What are your opinions?
Which is best, and why?
Aquapod, BioCube, Eclipse, JBJ, or others
Please help. My time is limited.
How long will live rock and sand survive without lighting, cuz it has none right now?
All help is greatly appreciated!
~RG~

 

[tang master]

get the 12 aquapod. It gives of a stellar 4.5 watts per gallon on lighting and is the cheapest I have come across at 131.99. Get 30 posts and the pm me so I can give you the link.

 

[regina filange]

yes, i've seen that place. not sure about the weird looking lighting across the top. sounds great tho.
I also worry about getting stuff online. if something goes wrong, it's such a pain to exchange things. Wish I could find a local one at that price.
Anyone else have any opinions?

 

[hlcroghan]

They have a 14 gallon red sea max i believe. They are pretty superior to anything out there at this time. You might want to take a look at their website.

 

[rotarymagic]

Originally Posted by Tang Master
http:///forum/post/2787742
get the 12 aquapod. It gives of a stellar 4.5 watts per gallon on lighting and is the cheapest I have come across at 131.99. Get 30 posts and the pm me so I can give you the link.
ROFL@stellar 4.5watts/gal. That isn't anything.
Get an ADA tank..
www.adana-usa.com
cube garden 60-P looks better than all these other cheapo cubes. You can even false wall the back to make an all in one if you wanted to do so.

 

[oceansidefish]

Personally I would buy a regular tank and add what you need to it. You will be much happier and it will be cheaper