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06-27-2005, 10:26 AM
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What is the definition of nano tanks? Is there a cut-off on size? What do y'all think....
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I would think smaller then 10 gallons / 38 liters.
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I agree although ipersonally would not consider a 10 gallon to ba nano.
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I agree although ipersonally would not consider a 10 gallon to ba nano.
Correct, LESS then 10gal/38l in volume.
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I'll rock the boat and say 10g or less. In the reef world 10g would still be considered nano and say less than 2.5g would be "micro". I think this may call for a poll.
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I think my 16 gallon reef was considered nano at reef-central, but 10 gallons sounds good for fresh planted!
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I do hope my article do help a bit...
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Thanks for posting that!
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