Thinking about a nano reef tank
I was sat in my home office today doing some work and I thought to myself ‘you know what, a [tag-tec]nano reef tank[/tag-tec] would look really nice in here.’ I can’t have been enjoying the work I was...
View ArticleSetting up a nano reef tank
Poking around on You Tube (what a great site that is) I found a video which I believe will be useful for people thinking about starting a [tag-tec]nano reef aquarium[/tag-tec] (sometimes also know as a...
View ArticleNano Systems – They’ve Been Categorized – But They Still Need Looking After
We all know what is meant by a nano system, don’t we? It’s a very small marine system of, say, 10 gallons or less that is dedicated to a fish or two, and a piece or two of live rock.. That’s right,...
View ArticleThe Nano Reef Tank – Should You Keep Fish In Them
The answer to this question depends upon your definition of a nano reef tank? To me a nano reef tank is an aquarium which is less than 20 gallons in size. There are some people which define a nano reef...
View ArticleDoes A Nano Reef Need A Protein Skimmer
Nano reef aquariums are now very popular, because their size means they can be fitted almost anywhere in the home, and there are ready built systems that can be matched in to the home décor. Nano reef...
View ArticleThe Nano Reef Tank – Is It Suitable For The Beginner
When a beginner starts to research this hobby cost obviously becomes a factor and for very good reason. The larger the aquarium which is chosen the more equipment which is required, more water, more...
View ArticleIs A Nano Tank Suitable For Beginners?
A beginner is more likely to make mistakes than when some experience has been gained. That is true for most things including keeping a marine aquarium. A larger aquarium, as large as can be fitted and...
View ArticleNano Tanks Are Smaller But Do They Need Less Work?
A nano marine aquarium is one which at the smallest end is around 10 gallons capacity and at the largest around 30. They can be fish only or reef, but of course the capacity for fish and corals is...
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