Nano tank thread

tank specs are 20"lx20.75"Lx19.25"h

 

20"Wx20"Lx19"H

 

The 108-watt probably would work. The HQI would work best. Also if you get the HQI you need to watch your temp, because they put off a lot of heat.

 

Well thats part of the kit for the HQI doubles the 2 cooling fans capacity 2 fold by the specs they listed.
Nanotuners.com
is the HQI link
Nanotuners.com
is the 108 link with specs.

thanks for the help and info

 

Let me know what you go with.

 

Ill try to find some other members on here that have BioCubes an see what they have done but will let you know what i end up doing and how it works. Which ever way i go. i will add another bulb right now it is a 50/50 and a 03 atinic bulb it is better to add a flat out 10k daylight bulb another 50/50 or anothe atinic?

 

this is my nano tank. its a 29g biocube. nothing fancy as far as mods go.just a minifuge in the back chamber. personally would not waste my time modding the lights, id rather upgrade to a 20" 6x18w T5 nova extreme pro.

let me know if any of you guys have any questions....

 

I have a Biocube 29.....I had a SW tank about fifteen years ago, and I have been out of the hobby since then. Set up my tank at the end of August. I have almost thirty pounds of live rock with 40 pounds of live sand. I am running almost stock....I added StevieT's media basket and an in-tank refugium in the middle chamber in the back. I have Chemipure and Purigen below a floss filter in the media basket, and I have a good-sized ball of chaeto in the refugium area. Stock pump and lighting....I added a Hydorflo to the water return, and a Koralia Nano and a Koralia 1 on opposite sides of the tank.

I have two false percs, and I love their personalities. They appear to be settling into their roles as male and female, and they're hosting a leather coral I have. I also have a firefish goby and a yellow watchman goby. The firefish spends a lot of time out, but the ywg is pretty shy, still. I have hermits and snails for a CUC, and one enormous bristleworm (he freaks me out, but everyone says he's good for the tank, so he's staying for now). A few peppermint shrimp and a pretty cool macro algae that came in as a hitchiker with the live rock round everything out.

I do partial water changes, but not as often as I should. My tests show everything in the nearly perfect range, so right now I keep up on daily top-offs, and all seems really well.

Good to see this thread started.

 

i just REset up a 24nc 15-20 lbs LR w/black LS planning on just a pair of mated black clowns