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Nano Aquariums Nanos aquariums may be small but they can make a striking canvas for your aquascapes.

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Old 09-13-2008, 09:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm new at this. What's a Nano Aquarium??---just a small planted tank????

Yes.
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Old 09-19-2008, 01:43 AM   #2 (permalink)
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my nanos

2 X 4.3 gal cubes







4 gal finnex, just recently reaquascaped
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Old 09-19-2008, 02:30 PM   #3 (permalink)
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This is really a stop-gap for the shrimp until the tank I want them in is cycled fully. I had these guys living in a tupperware tub for a few weeks. I went and bought geosystem(Hagen) for the substraight, added a fert stick somewhere down the middle.







Vase: 1.99
lamp: 4.00
Substraight: 6.99 (Lots left over)

I got the vase at Ikea as well as the lamp from the AS IS section.

Plants:

Glossostigma
Apongeton
Java Moss
Pellia
Cardamine Lyrata
Hygrophilia polysperma
Ricca fragments
water lettuce

I think that's it.

Hardscape
driftwood twigs
rock

Animal life:
cherry shrimp
Malaysian Trumpet Snails

I am so dead. I'll get pics later when the water fully clears.
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Old 03-21-2009, 05:36 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Here's a close up of one of mine; it's a 2G. Plants shown: Java fern, riccia, najas grass, & java moss (not seen: anubias & duckweed). Riccia is growing like crazy! (This is an older photo.) Light source: receives light from LARGE south facing window. No mechanical filtration. Infrequent water changes (a few times a year). Male B. splendens hiding under shelf of emeralds in matrix. Other rocks (besides gravel substrate): pink marble & smokey quartz. Other critters not shown: endlers livebearers, cherry red shrimp & assorted snails.


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Old 05-06-2009, 09:43 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Here the mine:
25cm x 14cm x 16cm = 5,6 liters x 0,26 = 1,456 US Gallons
Name Eruptionis Viridis





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Wow there are a lot of cool tanks here I really like snowy's one in particular. How do you filter that bowl? If any filtration is necessary.
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And here goes mine.... 7.7G 1 Feet Cube



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this is my nano...


tank 30x30x35
filter eden 501
light 33w 840
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My first nano, 2.5 Gallon - It needs something, foreground plants maybe and a little driftwood.

ADA aquasoil
Ferts: flourish excel, iron and comprehesive
Flora: lobelia cardinalis small form, anubias nana petite, pogostemon helferi.
Fauna: endlers

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Dimension - 18x9x12
Co2 - DIY and diffused through Ceramic glass diffuser.
Light - 23 + 8 watts = 31 watts CFL 6500K
Water Change - Weekly
Substrate - 2" red soil with 2.5" Golden Sand

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