tang master
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How much LR would you put in a nano, cause I already have about 100+ pounds. I would probaly have to buy livesand either way though. I just want a nano tank that I can house clams, sps, and other stuff, for a smaller price.
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rotarymagic
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Originally Posted by Tang Master
http:///forum/post/2769390
How much LR would you put in a nano, cause I already have about 100+ pounds. I would probaly have to buy livesand either way though. I just want a nano tank that I can house clams, sps, and other stuff, for a smaller price.
1lb/gallon or just a tad more if necessary, you can always put some in the sump or whatever if needed.
http:///forum/post/2769390
How much LR would you put in a nano, cause I already have about 100+ pounds. I would probaly have to buy livesand either way though. I just want a nano tank that I can house clams, sps, and other stuff, for a smaller price.
1lb/gallon or just a tad more if necessary, you can always put some in the sump or whatever if needed.
tang master
Member
Any help would be great. Ok I have narrowed it down to the 24g's Nano Cube and Aquapod. I want the sunpod and aquapod combo, but I don't want to put corals in that require less light than others, and the light burn or kill them.
rotarymagic
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All right, look for my 60-P ADA coming soon. I'll do whatever it takes to make you get buyer's remorse for the cheapo cube.
rotarymagic
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Originally Posted by Tang Master
http:///forum/post/2771003
Any help would be great. Ok I have narrowed it down to the 24g's Nano Cube and Aquapod. I want the sunpod and aquapod combo, but I don't want to put corals in that require less light than others, and the light burn or kill them.
put low light corals on the bottom or close to it... or in the shade of rocks.. problem solved.
http:///forum/post/2771003
Any help would be great. Ok I have narrowed it down to the 24g's Nano Cube and Aquapod. I want the sunpod and aquapod combo, but I don't want to put corals in that require less light than others, and the light burn or kill them.
put low light corals on the bottom or close to it... or in the shade of rocks.. problem solved.