Best All-In-One Nano Tank

Is there a filter and light?
 
Eh, unless you really like the frame-less look you could probably get a 10 gallon and some equipment for the same price. Would have a much better footprint to work with as well...assuming that space isn't a major issue.
 
jpappy789 said:
Eh, unless you really like the frame-less look you could probably get a 10 gallon and some equipment for the same price. Would have a much better footprint to work with as well...assuming that space isn't a major issue.
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I've been looking at the basic rectangular 10/20g framed kits for sale and they just look gross. They are either way over priced or come with sketchy equipment(eg. Petcetera). But maybe they would be better for breeding. I'm still not clear on the effectiveness of using smaller(8 to 10 gallon) square tanks for spawning.

I am now looking to breed Pseudomugil gertrudae(Spotted Blue-eye rainbow). The only problem is info on breeding a somewhat niche fish like this hard to find. Even info on how to setup breeding tanks for CPD and clown killifish is sparse. Hate to keep making threads, but I can't find much on species specific tanks for these fish.
 
Also have a line on two used oceanic bio cube systems.

A 14g listed for $180, but he will do $120

Also a 29g w. stand listed at $125. Haven't made an offer yet.

Both seller's know nothing about the tanks and are likely just trying to get rid of someone else's tank. Both in great condition.

Could be interesting options...$_35.JPG 00101_4Bq6N91YFLG_600x450.jpg
 
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Bought the big oceanic. May switch out the florescent bulbs with something freshwater specific.

Here's a pic of the little guys i might breed.
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Because the full lights will likely put out more heat and light than you want unless you are going high-tech.
 
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