Reef Forum threads
- Newbie looking for advice
- Fab Friday
- Ventura Frag Swap ,Ventura ,CA on Dec 5th -09
- Manhattan Reef Fall Swap December 6th-09
- ailing Acanthastrea
- Awesome Trachyphyllia
- Depth of the sandbed in a 100gal tank?
- 55 gallon sump
- 21 new Ricordea, 16 Zoanthids, and 5 St. Thomas added... Free Astrea Snails...
- Reggie's 30g SPS Tank
We won’t even try to hide the fact that we’ve been smitten with Deepsea Aquatic’s Neo Nano aquarium since the first time we saw one in person. What’s there not to like? The trimless and braceless construction, the zero-edge look without the complication and even a built in flow delivery system all make this a highly desirable Coral aquarium. You see since the inception of the reef aquarium tank, all our aquariums have basically been fish tanks converted for reef use; fish tanks are tall, small footprint rectangles. The Neo Nano with it’s broad viewing area is possibly the first production aquarium which is designed to display corals and clams. We look forward to the ricordea, LPS, Acan, Scoly, Fungia and clam collectors to start using these Neo Nanos to really show off their collections. This large area form factor is sure to become popular among future Nano-set aquarium makers. We’d love to hear your thoughts on this modern aquarium design and what your thoughts are on this more practical Coral Aquarium. Hit us up in the comments.
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I just purchased this tank a cople weeks ago and so far I love it. I am curious though what GPH pump is recommended. I have a variable flow pump pushing 600-1200 GPH that makes a really cool waterfall and still does not greatly disturb the water surface. When feeding the pump must be shut off though to allow the food to stay in the tank because otherwise it goes very quickly to the overflows. Also I found the clamp on light not bright enough for SPS so I am looking at other options. probably a pendant Metal Halide. more to follow..