Lets see those skimmerless nanos

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Can find more photos on my thread if you want.
 

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Re: water changes, once tank ages and really becomes stable, I only change 1-2 gallons a week, which is pretty easy with my 1 gallon Rubbermaid pictures. I don’t overfeed.
 
My Bio cube 32.
 

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Re: water changes, once tank ages and really becomes stable, I only change 1-2 gallons a week, which is pretty easy with my 1 gallon Rubbermaid pictures. I don’t overfeed.
Same here, 2 gallons a week… I actually do 1 gallon water change on Wednesday and sundays….but I feed a boatload, and do different maintenance that a lil saltwater/rinse water is nice for,like cleaning off the citric acid before rentry
 

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