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Nano reef keepers?

Shadera

Shadera

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Any nano keepers here? I'm researching setting up a 29 gallon reef tank and would love to see some pictures and hear stories of others' tanks. Links for good nano forums and spots to get frags/etc are most welcome as well.

I'm really thinking about a Hawaiian biotope, but I'd want Hawaiian live rock and I hear that can be a bear to get hold of. I'd pretty much have to find another hobbyist with the stuff already in their tank that'd be willing to sell it.
 
Hey Shadera...I dont know a thing about this :eek: , however I remembered seeing one being auctioned off in the "contributions 'n stuff" thread.

http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/showpost.php?p=846028&postcount=225

I would probably ask porkchop48 (she put it up for auction), lucille & chris allen (they both bid on it). They can probably point you in the right direction :thumbsup:

If/when you set up your tank...then please post pics :D.
 
I used to keep a nano, one suggest I would strongly advise is to keep everything always Balance..That is the key to having a good looking tank.. :)
 
for starters i find its better to start out bigger rather then smaller. nano's hold small amounts of water that one slight chemical out of balance can kill the whole tank rather quickly. going with larger water volume means a bit more room for error.
 
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