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I have a 20 gal nano reef tank, with stand, lightning, filters, powerheads, two heaters, test kit, and some more extra things to mix the water, and a 10 gallon tank that you can use as a sump filter.
You don't need to wait for the tank to cycle, since it comes with 20 lbs of live sand, and 15 to 20 pounds of live rock with plenty of coralline algae. So the only things you need is to take the tank down move it to your place, set it up, mix the water and sit back and enjoy.
You can see some Cyano because we moved and I had to take the tank apart and all the livestock went to my friend's tank. I haven't put any fish on the tank since then, but the tank is fully cycled and currently running, it has a healthy population of bristle worms and pods and a couple hermit crabs that stayed during the move.
At this moment, the cyano is gone, but since I don't have a sufficient cleaning group the tank has some hair algae that I try to control my self.
It must sound crazy and even though I don't have any livestock other than the liverock, livesand, the bristle worms and the pods I have kept up with the water changes. I'll try to get some recent pictures at soonest I get my camera back.
I spent more than $600 in this set up less than a year ago, but I need some money
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I have a 20 gal nano reef tank, with stand, lightning, filters, powerheads, two heaters, test kit, and some more extra things to mix the water, and a 10 gallon tank that you can use as a sump filter.
You don't need to wait for the tank to cycle, since it comes with 20 lbs of live sand, and 15 to 20 pounds of live rock with plenty of coralline algae. So the only things you need is to take the tank down move it to your place, set it up, mix the water and sit back and enjoy.
You can see some Cyano because we moved and I had to take the tank apart and all the livestock went to my friend's tank. I haven't put any fish on the tank since then, but the tank is fully cycled and currently running, it has a healthy population of bristle worms and pods and a couple hermit crabs that stayed during the move.
At this moment, the cyano is gone, but since I don't have a sufficient cleaning group the tank has some hair algae that I try to control my self.
It must sound crazy and even though I don't have any livestock other than the liverock, livesand, the bristle worms and the pods I have kept up with the water changes. I'll try to get some recent pictures at soonest I get my camera back.
I spent more than $600 in this set up less than a year ago, but I need some money
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