What size tank is considered a nano?

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What is the biggest sized tank that is still considered a nano?
 
I really don't consider a 29g a nano personally, not that what anyone calls a tank really matters.
 
Yeah the old standard used to be 30 and below, 6 and below a Pico.
 
See I would have to say 20 and below, I do not think 30g is very small.
 
I think a pico should meet the specification that it can be picked up running and not break the tank or be unwieldy but easily lifted under its full weight. So for Arnold Shw a 5 gallon is a pico heh

Objectively, I have to call it 2.5-29 gallons is a nano less than 2.5 pico
 

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