I'm looking to get one

[willinger99]

I want a nano reef. Does anyone know were I can find one for a decent price? PM me

 

[Pfisherman]

There's a 25 cube in the for sale section right now.

 

[superchargedgp]

I have 28g jbj cube with stand for sale

 

[Triggerdood]

I have a 16g Nuvo I may be willing to sell.

 

[tinman]

I want a nano reef. Does anyone know were I can find one for a decent price? PM me

Start with atleast a 30, you would rub out of space real fast with small tanks and then comes the water chemistry. Bigger tanks are much stable and let corals grow faster and healthier.

 

[Neebles]

Start with atleast a 30, you would rub out of space real fast with small tanks and then comes the water chemistry. Bigger tanks are much stable and let corals grow faster and healthier.

I agree. I started with an 18g and hated the lack of room and stocking options. I would get the biggest you have room for and can afford to purchase and maintain.

 

[Sawdonkey]

I'm with the rest of the people here. Don't go small (smaller than 20 gallons) for your first tank. The fluctuations in parameters will be a nightmare. The bigger the tank, the more room for errors (I have a 220 gallon a take a pee into it every night with no issues...Just kidding). Bet seriously, if you don't want to drive yourself crazy, get something bigger than 20 gallons. Also, something with a sump is ideal. This is not a cheap hobby if you want to do it successfully.

 

[edin0009]

Hi I have this one for sale with lights, rocks, sand and some fish $350

http://www.innovative-marine.com/nuvo-aquarium/nuvo24.html

 

[anarchy]

29gal with 29gal sump