Nice nano tank

Here's a nice picture of a 10 gallon nano tank that was submitted to my
reef aquarium picture rating site.

http://www.toptank.com/index.php?use...rriewf&phid=12

I love looking at other hobbiests tanks and I'm sure you do also so if
you have pictures of your tank feel free to submit them so everyone can
enjoy the beauty of your reef tank!!

Cheers

http://www.melevsreef.com/pico.html
This guy's tanks are out of this world.- this tank is 2 gal nano reef



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Here's a nice picture of a 10 gallon nano tank that was submitted to my
reef aquarium picture rating site.

http://www.toptank.com/index.php?use...rriewf&phid=12

I love looking at other hobbiests tanks and I'm sure you do also so if
you have pictures of your tank feel free to submit them so everyone can
enjoy the beauty of your reef tank!!

Cheers

You are too kind.

Marc


volux wrote:
http://www.melevsreef.com/pico.html
This guy's tanks are out of this world.- this tank is 2 gal nano reef



"Callous1" wrote in message
oups.com...

Here's a nice picture of a 10 gallon nano tank that was submitted to my
reef aquarium picture rating site.

http://www.toptank.com/index.php?use...rriewf&phid=12

I love looking at other hobbiests tanks and I'm sure you do also so if
you have pictures of your tank feel free to submit them so everyone can
enjoy the beauty of your reef tank!!

Cheers





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A nano I had a few years ago..

http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler/tank/assembly.html

http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler/tank/Nano.htm

fun tank but you really had to stay on top of water prams.

Marc Levenson wrote:

You are too kind.

Marc




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Wow, all those nano tanks look great. I've never tried my hand at nano
tanks but from what I hear they are a bit challenging. My hats off to
all those who can keep them running successfully. I am frequently away
from home too long to keep up on the evaporated water which is mainly
why I haven't attempted it.

Keep up the good work with those nano's

Cheers

That would be a big problem with a Nano.
They lose a big percentage of their water volume
every day from evaporation, especially if you are
running enough light to do LPS corals and such....

I always thought it would be cool to rig up a nano with an
overflow and a sump with auto top off. :-)
A little miniature overflow with small tubing going
to a mini sump with a small skimmer and small pump...

Callous1 wrote:

Wow, all those nano tanks look great. I've never tried my hand at nano
tanks but from what I hear they are a bit challenging. My hats off to
all those who can keep them running successfully. I am frequently away
from home too long to keep up on the evaporated water which is mainly
why I haven't attempted it.

Keep up the good work with those nano's

Cheers




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RicSeyler wrote:
That would be a big problem with a Nano.
They lose a big percentage of their water volume
every day from evaporation, especially if you are
running enough light to do LPS corals and such....

I always thought it would be cool to rig up a nano with an
overflow and a sump with auto top off. :-)
A little miniature overflow with small tubing going
to a mini sump with a small skimmer and small pump...

Callous1 wrote:

Wow, all those nano tanks look great. I've never tried my hand at nano
tanks but from what I hear they are a bit challenging. My hats off to
all those who can keep them running successfully. I am frequently away
from home too long to keep up on the evaporated water which is mainly
why I haven't attempted it.

Keep up the good work with those nano's

Cheers






Actually thats what i did

http://www.chrisncarol.com/gallery/v...umName=album27

Nice!!!

Chris wrote:

RicSeyler wrote:

That would be a big problem with a Nano.
They lose a big percentage of their water volume
every day from evaporation, especially if you are
running enough light to do LPS corals and such....

I always thought it would be cool to rig up a nano with an
overflow and a sump with auto top off. :-)
A little miniature overflow with small tubing going
to a mini sump with a small skimmer and small pump...

Callous1 wrote:

Wow, all those nano tanks look great. I've never tried my hand at nano
tanks but from what I hear they are a bit challenging. My hats off to
all those who can keep them running successfully. I am frequently away
from home too long to keep up on the evaporated water which is mainly
why I haven't attempted it.

Keep up the good work with those nano's

Cheers






Actually thats what i did

http://www.chrisncarol.com/gallery/v...umName=album27


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Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35

http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
remove –SPAM- from email address
--------------------------------------
"Homer no function beer well without."
- H.J. Simpson

All of these nano-tanks look great. I have never tried my hand at the nano-tank but from what I hear they are a bit challenging. My hat to all those who can keep them running successfully. I often away from home too long to keep the water evaporation is the main reason is that I did not try.

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