Other Types of Nano Tanks?
- Thread starter ecooper
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gmann1139
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I do.
If I'd known then what I knew now, I'd have either gotten a 29 gallon Nano, or a 55 gallon tank.
Its too big to have the precision of a nano, too small to keep many fish, and the lighting is minimal.
Its real drawback is the tight hood, which limits what protein skimmers and other additions you can put in.
All in all, I give it a thumbs-down. There's better things out there.
If I'd known then what I knew now, I'd have either gotten a 29 gallon Nano, or a 55 gallon tank.
Its too big to have the precision of a nano, too small to keep many fish, and the lighting is minimal.
Its real drawback is the tight hood, which limits what protein skimmers and other additions you can put in.
All in all, I give it a thumbs-down. There's better things out there.
