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Candi

Thank you to the "powers that be" for creating this space, my favorite tank is my 24g aquapod... for a newbie on a budget it was the perfect blend of form & function.

My tank has been set up since, hmm... mommy brain, let's just say last Summer. When I have a chance I'll go into some details on the mods I've made to mine, the problems & solutions I've found, and upload some pics.

I know many people say nanos can be harder, especially for newbies but I think as long as you're willing to religiously do your water changes and stay on top of topoffs (which with mine being closed top I almost never have to do) they can be really awesome and easy to care for.
 
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Treadingwater

Cool Candi. Would love to hear about your setup. I've been thinking of converting one of my 20's to a nano after I get my 180 set up. Right now I have one 20 that's housing 2 of my original damsels and one huge hermit and another 20 that's empty. I'm thinking of making the empty one a sump for the other 20.

What kind of lighting are you using on your nano?
 
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Candi

Mine is stock, its PC 2 32watt bulbs (one dual actinic one daylight) I have no problem keeping softies & lps... even had a few hardy SPS up at the top.
 
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Absinthe

Nano tanks definately are cool. I have owned 2 myself, a 15g with overflow and a 12g nanocube

Definately take a little extra care but worth it to have a desktop planet!
 
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