need any info on nano's

[scottayy]

I'm sorry, I didn't read past page 2 of the thread. If you want corals, then the lighting will have to be at least a 9W 50/50 10k/actinic bulb. They have them at pet stores for $10 here. If not wanting corals, then any light will do.. it depends on your preference. A regular incandescent bulb will put off heat though.

 

[TenaciousTriggerFish]

They are expensive...

 

[TenaciousTriggerFish]

I didn't say I wanted corals... I WANT A BEAUTIFUL TANK I DON'T KNOW HAT I WANT hahahahaha lol I'm clueless I need professional help

 

[TenaciousTriggerFish]

I'm sorry didnt mean to sound mean didn't mean it means at all I just don't know what I want and I don't know what I can have

 

[dee99gt]

Saltwater is cheap.... Trying to cut corners will only be a headache in the end...

 

[dee99gt]

Saltwater is cheap.... Trying to cut corners will only be a headache in the end...

Meant isn't!

 

[Lunchbox209]

Meant isn't!

+1 it's not cheap if you go with the cheapest equipment your going to run into problems down the road if you really want a nano reef tank step back buy a book on keeping a reef tank make a list, plan it out and save money for equipment that will last. And also I saw on your thread that you don't cycle and you don't do water changes well sorry to burst your bubble but these two things are a must for a healthy thriving reef no way around it. If your not committed on doing either of those things then you might want to find another hobby. I saw the picture of you salt water tank and I couldn't even see into the tank because of so much algae, from lack of TESTING and WATER CHANGES. just my 2 cents


Here's a pic of my 14 biocube i test and water change once a week takes less than 15 min for everything