Hi all. 60g mixed reef here.

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Because you asked and because I too was interested, I just finished doing a quick search on nanos and it seems there isn't a specific rule of thumb for size. I just read various sources that claimed 20 gallons or less, and a few said it was 30 or 40 or less. But out of everything I researched, your 60 gallon is not considered a nano. :) I love the pictures! Welcome to R2R! You will love it here.
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Because you asked and because I too was interested, I just finished doing a quick search on nanos and it seems there isn't a specific rule of thumb for size. I just read various sources that claimed 20 gallons or less, and a few said it was 30 or 40 or less. But out of everything I researched, your 60 gallon is not considered a nano. :) I love the pictures! Welcome to R2R! You will love it here.
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Haha, I think we saw the same resources. Like most other reefing questions the answer kinda comes down to depends on who you ask.

All I know for sure is that it's too small for a tang. [emoji16]
 
Welcome home, you will love it here!

Beautiful tanks, thanks for sharing!:)
 
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I always liked Solana tanks and this should be successful based on the history of these tanks. We're here to help where needed- As needed.


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WHAT KIND OF SUBSTRATE ARE YOU RUNNING ON YOUR TANK?

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  • Mixed substrate or varying sand depth

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