Let's see those nano's 30 gal or less

Best Fish-Jake · Jul 3, 2017

Although I wouldn't consider it a nano tank, here is my Innovative Marine AIO 30g tank.

Equiptment: Marineland 36" 54w LED strip, Aqua Gadget Skimmate protein skimmer, Aqueon heater, IM return pump, 2 small power heads.

I also repurposed 2 columns of my "sump" to being a refugium.

Livestock includes: 2 Wyoming white clowns, 1 starry blenny, 1 swales swissguard basslet, 1 cleaner shrimp, asst inverts.

SashimiTurtle · Jul 3, 2017

@Best Fisk-Jake I think is been settled on here that a nano is any display 30g or less. Pico is less than 5 I think... not sure, too small for me.

ReeferMadness80G · Jul 3, 2017

14 Gallon Biocube SPS Dominated
17-18 TWV w/sump
Ai Prime HD
10 gal DIY Sump w/ chaeto and LR/SB
Reef Octopus BH50 runs 9hr Per day
Jebao DP4 dosing Reef Grow A,C,M
Tunze Nano ATO 3152
Eheim Jager Heater
Jebao Wavemaker
Hydro Koralia Nano
Mj1200 return pumps

Corals:
Millepora
Acropora
Tort
Chesterfieldensis
And more..lol
RBTA
Alveopora
Palys
Rock Flower
Setosa Monti
Acan
Echinata

Oh, and it's for sale [emoji6]

Mattj815 · Jul 3, 2017

Just posted this in the evo thread, figured id put it here too. Just got done re-scaping it after a little accident and like the new scape much better.

Fluval evo 13. Set up in late march. My first tank. Going good so far. Just trying to fill it out and learn. Few basic mods and just added the Current IC led with powerhead. Wasnt liking it at first but im coming around. Corals seem to be doing good.

cgdcinc · Jul 3, 2017

The 29 sumpless.

codeblue48 · Jul 4, 2017

Here is my JBJ 30 Rimless. Been running for almost three years now. As you can see it is SPS dominant. Total water volume is 23 gallons.

This setup has never seen a skimmer. I do a 20% WC every 2-3 weeks. Dosing is done utilizing the Neptune Dos and ESV Bionic Calcium Buffer System.

Rest of equipment includes:

Radion Xr30w Gen 4 Pro
Vortech Mp10 x 2
Jebao DC 2500 return
Filter floss (changed about every 2-3 days)
Intank media baskets
Rox carbon (as needed to polish water)
100w heater (forgot which)
Tunze osmolator 3155

samnaz · Jul 4, 2017

Yo why are the pics upside down?

ReeferMadness80G · Jul 4, 2017

Maybe he's from Australia

garethwood · Jul 4, 2017

im guessing mines around 26g?

codeblue48 · Jul 4, 2017

samnaz said:
Yo why are the pics upside down?

I'm not sure why they are posting like that. They are right side up for me until I post them. I'm using the Tapatalk app. Maybe that's why?

huntitup · Jul 4, 2017

30 Gallon JBJ with Eshoppes cube sump

jbarn1225 · Jul 4, 2017

Red Sea reefer Nano
Running for about 9 months

EW_Fish · Jul 5, 2017

Well ill join in.

Tank: Nuvo 10g

Equipment:
-Stock return pump
-mp10 set on lagoon mode
-Custom 80w led light
-Lots of filter floss

Fish:
Pair of black ice clowns

Shrimp snails hermits

Tank maintenance is just water changes i keep it simple with only 10gs theres not much needed. Simple 2g water changes weekly seem to keep things happy ill do a 50% water change once a month instead of a 2g.

Jose padilla · Jul 5, 2017

litenyaup said:
As the title says let's see all the nano tanks and equipment. Tell a little about it i.e. Filtration, lighting, and what's living in it! Should be fun I'll start!

I am hoping see some pretty custom builds as I'm thinking of building a new acrylic cube 16"x 16"x 16".

Right now I have a 14 gallon biocube running. Just the factory lighting and filtration. Purchased rapid LED's and drivers to do a diy lighting replacement just waiting on heatsink. It's a euphyllia dominant tank as of now with a few zoas. I don't dose anything and do 1 gallon water changes twice a week. There is an extreme frost bite clown, a couple wrasses, and a full clean up crew. About 15lbs of rock.

litenyaup · Jul 8, 2017

Looking great everyone. Love these small tank! Well I just finished installing my repair led diy upgrade and it looks great! It's cool to be able to adjust the colors/ intensity to what I want. Coral seems to be really happy.

Timothy Ahn · Jul 8, 2017

litenyaup said:
Looking great everyone. Love these small tank! Well I just finished installing my repair led diy upgrade and it looks great! It's cool to be able to adjust the colors/ intensity to what I want. Coral seems to be really happy.