nano/reef tank
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Nano tanks are just a small sized tank, i.e. 20 gallons. There is no "real" definition on what constitutes as a "nano tank", but in my opinion it would be something less than 45 gallons.
A nano tank doesn't have to be a reef tank, but many times the people who build the tanks seem to include everything needed to make the tank into a reef tank. Some examples of what I'm talking about are the "nano cube" and "biocube" tanks.
A large reef tank is a lot of work, whereas a small nano tank is still expensive and work, but it could end up costing a lot less to set up a nano over a 90 gallon reef.
A nano tank doesn't have to be a reef tank, but many times the people who build the tanks seem to include everything needed to make the tank into a reef tank. Some examples of what I'm talking about are the "nano cube" and "biocube" tanks.
A large reef tank is a lot of work, whereas a small nano tank is still expensive and work, but it could end up costing a lot less to set up a nano over a 90 gallon reef.
In our house we started with a 29g biocube, which I have loved and taken care of since. It looks great and it has been easy to take care of. That being said, we soon did add a 90g reef a month or two later. I love them both, the big tank has more room = more stuff = more expense. It can really depend on the budget:bigsmile:
