bio cube or nano cube

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jlucas201

Discussion Starter · Jun 22, 2012

I am looking into some cubes and there are a couple out there but i dont know whats better to get. I know I want some corals and frags so what do ypu guys think whats better?

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Jim_Dont_Care

· #2 · Jun 22, 2012

well i would do at least a 45 cube with overflows and sump to increase some water vaolume and allow for better equipment but a 90 cube is pretty nice

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mike_cmu04

· #3 · Jun 22, 2012

I started with a 12 gallon jbj nano cube and it worked great for me i put 12 led's in it and kept sps. I ran no filtration and did a 2 gallon water change bi weekly.

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woods4542000

· #4 · Jun 22, 2012

Not a whole lot of difference between the 2. I know the 29 gal biocube is a little wider than the 28 gal nano , which is a little taller. Filtration on the 2 are slightly different to I believe.

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i started out with a 14 gallon biocube and it was great.. did weekly 3 gallon water changes with a media basket, chaeto, and a biocube skimmer in the back. I made the tank rimless and put a par38 LED over it and was even able to keep some SPS.

I actually just bought a new tank and will be selling my cube with the light and all equipment at the end of the month.. if you are interested shoot me a PM.

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