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07/16/2007, 07:52 PM
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Nano??????????
What's the main point of getting a nano? I currently have a 50 gal....with a 30 gal sump. But Im thinking about switching to a nano. What are the advantages and disadvantages about switching to a nano???
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#2
07/16/2007, 08:53 PM
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u can have them on a desk or in different places, they only cost an arm instead of an arm and a leg to fill with livestock and corals, and maintnance is easier on them. but if things go worng htey will go wrong fast, and you can only have a few small fish
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#4
07/16/2007, 09:27 PM
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BUT i LIKE FISH
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#7
07/17/2007, 04:23 PM
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What type of fish would I be able to have in a nano?-let's say the nano is 10 gals. Also what types of corals and inverts would I be able to keep?
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#8
07/17/2007, 06:58 PM
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not many fish will like a ten gallon i dont think...small gobies..
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#9
07/18/2007, 10:21 AM
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Well, for something like a 10g + i dont see why you couldn't keep a small perc/ocellaris clown or like NanoReefWanabe said, small gobies, possibly a blenny of some sort etc (Not all of those together of course). Everyone summed up the advantages/disadvantages very well
 Good Luck!
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#10
07/18/2007, 10:23 AM
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Well, for something like a 10g + i dont see why you couldn't keep a small perc/ocellaris clown or like NanoReefWanabe said, small gobies, possibly a blenny of some sort etc (Not all of those together of course). For corals, it depends on your lighting. You could always start with the low light corals like mushrooms, zoos, polyps and other softies. Inverts you could get crabs, snails, feather dusters, a shrimp etc. Everyone summed up the advantages/disadvantages very well
Good Luck!
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