RS Nano Club
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tippMANn98
Has been struck by the ban stick
u got it!
tippMANn98
Has been struck by the ban stick
well....i kinda wish i may have maybe gotten a halide up top, maybe with the sunpod by current. Its nice though, very easy to install, if you have basic wiring/soldering skills. My most recent pics are with one light out. so its not its brightest right now....and i need to replace the other old one, so its short about 1 1/2 bulbs worth of intensity.
djbacon
Member
Yeah, the mod doesn't look to hard to do..just wondering if the extra bulb was really worth it or made a big difference. At 48watts the BC14 has more watts per gallon stock than most other tanks including the BC29 and both of the Nano 12 and 24. Just not sure if it's worth adding the another 24watts in such a small tank.
The HQI mod is def out for me. It's like a $300 upgrade (as much as the tank) If I decide to put that kind of money into lighting I think will upsize my whole system.
The HQI mod is def out for me. It's like a $300 upgrade (as much as the tank) If I decide to put that kind of money into lighting I think will upsize my whole system.
tippMANn98
Has been struck by the ban stick
i say go for it....its especially nice for LPS corals too....
Lily
New Member
Hello everyone ! I hear this is the place to be if you have a nano, which I just happen to have 
. I have a 24gal Aqua pod with Sun pod lighting, it has been up and running for alittle over two years. I have two Clowns one true and one false and they both inhabit a BTA . One Cardinal and a lawn mower Bleeney. Live rock and sand and few shrooms, Frogspawn, leather coral, bubble coral and hard coral and a host of snails, crabs, white & stars . Three power heads for water movement everything is good as of today. I have been through the algae, red, green, brown dt, it has been quite an experience and am still learning something new every day . I look forward to learning more as I read the threads, great info. !!!
Thanks,
. I have a 24gal Aqua pod with Sun pod lighting, it has been up and running for alittle over two years. I have two Clowns one true and one false and they both inhabit a BTA . One Cardinal and a lawn mower Bleeney. Live rock and sand and few shrooms, Frogspawn, leather coral, bubble coral and hard coral and a host of snails, crabs, white & stars . Three power heads for water movement everything is good as of today. I have been through the algae, red, green, brown dt, it has been quite an experience and am still learning something new every day . I look forward to learning more as I read the threads, great info. !!!Thanks,
Hello everyone ! I hear this is the place to be if you have a nano, which I just happen to have
Thanks,
Hello
and welcome Lily We'd love to see pics of your tanks. I love nanos
goldenmean
Well-Known Member
InLimbo your cube is amazing!
Great job!
Great job!
rlcline76
Active Member
OK, so this is my son's tank last week. This week it is a different story. In my house I have 2-20 gallon tanks, both with Current Satellite lighting. I was going to upgrade, but decided that after we move from here to our next home, I will be setting up a 55 gallon. But, until Winter 2009, nanos are good enough for me. I will discuss my son's tank this time and my husband's the next time.
I just put up a CPR Aquafuge, but the light had to be sent back to CPR because the dang thing shorted out after being plugged in for 45 minutes. Not good. Flow consists of an HK1 and a MJ 404, the 404 to be replaced by the HK nano. The skimmer is a CPR BakPak.
A few extra shots:
Now, the reason my tank is different this week is because I had to deal with this guy:
Aquired a taste for fish. Decided to spare my oldest fish (yellow watchman), but it took me tearing up the reef this morning. Took me 5 minutes to remove the rock, corals and net the shrimp. Took me 2 hours to put everything back in...and I am not happy with the looks of it, but I am too tired to fart with it right now. Will post more pics once I get my crap together.