Nano Inspiration: Nano Photos Past & Present and Why Do You Nano?

[Cuzuco]

They are often exposed to air while being fragged and glued to new plugs as well.

Thanks. Didn’t even think of that. So actually they are sturdier than I thought.

 

[AydenLincoln]

My little piece of the ocean!

 

[Fin]

7.5-gallon DIY tank with a 20-gallon sump/refugium. It is overcrowded because I was using it to collect small frags for a 125 and my main project got delayed. I built the tank about 15 years ago. And yes, there are a few large aiptasia in there for now. If interested in more about the tank, see the link in my signature - Pirate's Reef.

 

[Reefbuds]

29g with my Haddoni I've had for over 6 years.

 

[GHOSTLY]

Loved this nano! Evo 13.5g. Recently started a fluval flex tank so hopefully that'll look nice

 

[Pale Morning1]

My Evo 13.5. Basic across the board. Basic corals, fish, and maintenance but perfect for an office tank. I love the ease of this tank and after two years it is starting to come together.

 

[freezie]

I have a few. Love them. 20 gallon Innovative marine. 15 gallon waterbox peninsula. 10 gallon clearmini and a 10 gallon fijicube. All set to be different. Mixed reef. Nem tank. Seahorse tank(thread build coming) and my favorite coral of all time. My GSP dedicated tank. Happy reefing

I love your IG page. Great photos.

 

[OG Reef Tanks]

This is a current photo of my nano 29 gallons and it is starting to come together. My last tank was a 125, after over six years of dealing with it, I decided to downsize. Very happy so far.

 

[Pillahump]

29g with my Haddoni I've had for over 6 years.

what kind of light do ya use for the haddoni? any tips to keep it as healthy as you have over the years?

 

[elm03]

My Fluval Evo 13.5!!! My first tank, only 5 days old so not much going on but I’m so excited

 

[Runnin'Reefer]

This is my first tank as of this past October! Still a work in progress, but added a lot of corals last week.

 

[Reefbuds]

what kind of light do ya use for the haddoni? any tips to keep it as healthy as you have over the years?

Currently I am using a max spect razor 200w. I’ve had that light for a few years now and she seems to love it. I’ve had t5 and an orbit led light in the past. She didn’t like the orbit very much of course. One thing that I’ve noticed makes the biggest difference in health is my nutrient levels. It took a while, but I started to notice that she was never happy during the times I tried to keep my my nitrates and phosphates low. She seems to really love high nutes and it really has made a difference in her health since I quit trying to chase those low nute numbers. I feed every so often but not enough to mention, half a large shrimp. Maybe once every month or two if that