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[rictheredneck]

oh just another pointer is that i learned allot more from buying everything separately prob more that i would do with a plug and play system. not saying that they are no good or anything but its an easier route.

 

[atmmachine816]

Take your time buying the stuff and get it online or on sale or used. Like in freshwater long tanks are better than tall.

 

[FLcracker94]

OH MY GOD! Atmmachine! PM me ASAP!!!

 

[bambam]

LR i think is the biggest expense ever i bought 118lbs for my 65 us gal tank at and average price of $6.00/lbs do the math and thats approx. just over $700 dollars

 

[FLcracker94]

LR i think is the biggest expense ever i bought 118lbs for my 65 us gal tank at and average price of $6.00/lbs do the math and thats approx. just over $700 dollars

Yea...who knew rocks could be so expensive, lol. At least you get something good out of the $700 after a while lol.

 

[bambam]

atleast i dont have to clean the tank as much because of all the rock more rock = easier/less time cleaning well not neccessary easier cause you have to go around ll the rock

 

[steelhealr]

There are many pluses and minuses to the NC. A few:

Pluses
-out of the box usability
-panoramic glass
-built in back chambers to hide equipment

Minuses
-needs a lot of modifications
-some poor equipement, eg, substandard pump IMO
-inadequate lighting to keep all types of corals

As I have posted, the best nano tank, IMO, is a 20G long and you buy what you want.

SH