therealreefer
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Hi guys,
After being out of the hobby for about 3 years I have decided to gradually get back into it and started with none other than a small nano tank. I did a lot of research as I wanted this nano to be as perfect as it can be. Although low ironed glass isn't necessary on a nano tank, it is definitely something I wanted. I wanted my nano to be of great craftsmanship with the seems to be as sharp as possible. I came across some great tanks like Fluval and IM but the CAD Lights 10G Zen Nano Cube definitely was a winner for me. The size was perfect for my nightstand so that was also a plus for me. The low ironed glass with the clear silicone really gives it an elegant look (even though I prefer black silicone on larger aquariums). My nano came with a pump and light as well as a glass cover to stop those jumpers. I have owned a CAD Lights nano previously and their return method wasn't so great since you couldn't adjust the direction of the flow, but seems like that's not a problem anymore as their flow can be moved to whatever direction you desire. All in all I have no complains, Ive read some bad reviews out there about them but getting on the phone with them a couple of times they have managed to change my mind. I am definitely going to set up a larger tank as soon as the new year comes around, do any of you guys own larger CAD Lights tanks? I would like to know the quality on them as I haven't seen one in person. Or what larger size aquariums do you guys recommend me to look at? Any pictures of your guys' aquarium set ups would be very helpful as well!!
After being out of the hobby for about 3 years I have decided to gradually get back into it and started with none other than a small nano tank. I did a lot of research as I wanted this nano to be as perfect as it can be. Although low ironed glass isn't necessary on a nano tank, it is definitely something I wanted. I wanted my nano to be of great craftsmanship with the seems to be as sharp as possible. I came across some great tanks like Fluval and IM but the CAD Lights 10G Zen Nano Cube definitely was a winner for me. The size was perfect for my nightstand so that was also a plus for me. The low ironed glass with the clear silicone really gives it an elegant look (even though I prefer black silicone on larger aquariums). My nano came with a pump and light as well as a glass cover to stop those jumpers. I have owned a CAD Lights nano previously and their return method wasn't so great since you couldn't adjust the direction of the flow, but seems like that's not a problem anymore as their flow can be moved to whatever direction you desire. All in all I have no complains, Ive read some bad reviews out there about them but getting on the phone with them a couple of times they have managed to change my mind. I am definitely going to set up a larger tank as soon as the new year comes around, do any of you guys own larger CAD Lights tanks? I would like to know the quality on them as I haven't seen one in person. Or what larger size aquariums do you guys recommend me to look at? Any pictures of your guys' aquarium set ups would be very helpful as well!!
