WTB WTB AIO tank ~20 gallons
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looking for something closer to 20 gallons but will let you know
afboundguy
Acan's are inedible candy
I have a 10 gallon Fiji Cube AIO kit that's brand new if you're interested you could buy a big box store tank and use it to make an AIO tank. I bought it for $70 brand new would let it go for $50 as I'm keeping the magnets that it come swith...
Fiji Cube AIO Box All-in-One Kit 3rd Gen - 10 Gallon Standard
Build your All-in-One (AIO) aquarium with Fiji Cube AIO box to maximize the fun of the aquarium hobby. Just drop this AIO box into a standard aquarium that is readily available in the market and your all-in-one aquarium will be ready to roll. We have designed this AIO box to maximize the...
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Think its still too small. My issue is I'm going to college in less than a year and still want to bring some of my prized pieces with me. Ideally a nuvo 20 or something like that would workI have a 10 gallon Fiji Cube AIO kit that's brand new if you're interested you could buy a big box store tank and use it to make an AIO tank. I bought it for $70 brand new would let it go for $50 as I'm keeping the magnets that it come swith...
Fiji Cube AIO Box All-in-One Kit 3rd Gen - 10 Gallon Standard
Build your All-in-One (AIO) aquarium with Fiji Cube AIO box to maximize the fun of the aquarium hobby. Just drop this AIO box into a standard aquarium that is readily available in the market and your all-in-one aquarium will be ready to roll. We have designed this AIO box to maximize the...www.fijicube.com
This is true
so probably go for a something closer to 10 gallons huh
tkyee98
Yeet.Reefing
I would defiantly consider a 10 gallon, anything smaller like a spec v is way to hard to control parameter wise and anything larger you’re running into space issues and size limitations. Depending on where you go and live some places don’t even have elevators and walking up a couple flights of stairs with a tank and a couple of buckets of water can also be challenging. Another thing to consider is winter breaks as most students also move in and out during that time for a month which is a pain if you bring a reef tank to school as well. Then there are also smaller week long breaks... for a smaller reef tank being away for a week in my opinion has been really risky.
Bao
Non-member
Go to college, do well In classes and spend the rest of the time working and hangout with your friends. Leave the reef behind. You can buy anyone of those prized corals again at anytime. Moving the reef tank is difficult even at 10 or 20 gallons. Who will take care of it during holidays and breaks? There are so many fun things to do in college, why worry about the reef tank. Come back when you are out of college.
Mixed Reefer
Well-Known Member
There’s a 20 gallon Nuvo fusion at love the reef
Owen386
Non-member
Do it!!!! Some effort for all those late nights studying looking at your tank!!
Just dont have any parties in your room like seriously or have a locked lid on that thing.
Don't make it over complicated use seeded live rock for instant cycle, make sure to have an a.t.o and go with easy corals I think you and your peers will have a blast with it.
Just dont have any parties in your room like seriously or have a locked lid on that thing.
Don't make it over complicated use seeded live rock for instant cycle, make sure to have an a.t.o and go with easy corals I think you and your peers will have a blast with it.
