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Could anyone help me with the set up of a nano reef?
Alright so I’ve decided to take the plunge into salt/reef keeping and i have so many questions. I’ve been looking into those nanocube aquariums for a while now and there isn’t to many interactive FAQs online pertaining to them.I know all of the responsibility and care they require but I’m pretty sure most of them are way overkill, just like they say with freshwater keeping. I need to know things about the following: Whats the best brand of nanocube to buy? Water changes? What could I keep in these tanks fish-wise and coral-wise? In terms of tank maintenance? Lighting, food? and last but not least common problems for newcomers. I’d appreciate everything i can get like i said i’m willing to put a lot of work into it i just want one to thrive.
1) IMO either finnex or red sea make very good cube tanks, of course there’s really no objective way to grade them, they expensive ones aren’t always the greatest, and the cheap ones don’t necessarily suck.
2) why yes, they are.
what did you need to know about them?
assuming the water is ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate free and you properly and adequately dose the necessary elements water changes are somewhat superfluous, of course this is not easy to achieve.
if you’re nitrates are above say 15 and you have any ammonia and/or nitrite you NEED a water change ASAP
3) depends on the size of the tank, they come from 6 to 40 gallons and what your lighting is like (some come with different lights) and what your price range is some fish are $5 and some are $150
4) again, what about it? keep it clean.
5) lighting depends on coral needs.
food depends on corals and fishes
6) commons problems? not quarantining, over feeding, under cleaning, fear of seeking help, soliciting inexperienced help, mixing inappropriate fish, buying fish outside of their skill level, buying sick fish, not cycling, not testing water, cycling with damsels
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