ISO all in one tank

#1
We are looking for an AIO. already have the big tank now I want something small to play with. I'm open to a manufactured tank or a diy tank. Between 20 and 30 gallons roughly . Please let me know.
 

Octopi

Cleaner Shrimp
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#2
I have a JBJ Nano 28g cleaned up and in the garage ready to go. Includes the stand. It is the LED version and was up and running for 2 years. Lights and pumps all working fine. Let me know if interested.
 
#4
I have innovative marine 30L used for just over a year. Comes with everything you need. Ghost skimmer, heater, and current orbit marine LED with remote.
 
#5
laxkid4ever;643434 said:
I have innovative marine 30L used for just over a year. Comes with everything you need. Ghost skimmer, heater, and current orbit marine LED with remote.
What are you asking on that?
 

quackenbush

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#6
Octopi;643394 said:
I have a JBJ Nano 28g cleaned up and in the garage ready to go. Includes the stand. It is the LED version and was up and running for 2 years. Lights and pumps all working fine. Let me know if interested.
How much do you want for the JBJ?
 

Octopi

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#13
quackenbush - why do you think the LED's are crap? I had mostly softies and LPS in there but a couple easier SPS did just fine. They do a decent job for a nano and the light is spread evenly across the tank and comes with a couple different blue/actinic LEDs operated individually. They certainly don't have the features of some of the high end LEDs and aren't going to compare to something like a Kessil A360, but I wouldn't say they were 'complete crap'.
 

quackenbush

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#14
Octopi;n643743 said:
quackenbush - why do you think the LED's are crap? I had mostly softies and LPS in there but a couple easier SPS did just fine. They do a decent job for a nano and the light is spread evenly across the tank and comes with a couple different blue/actinic LEDs operated individually. They certainly don't have the features of some of the high end LEDs and aren't going to compare to something like a Kessil A360, but I wouldn't say they were 'complete crap'.

My experience is with what I believe they are now calling the PRO version. The whites are overpowered. The blues are underpowered. There is no adjustability/dimmability. The whites require a huge transformer due to a so-so electrical design. All that I could live with. But the whites were 5 strips of 5 LEDs each. If one of the LEDs in the strip burned out, they whole strip had to be replaced at a cost of $85 which I was unwilling to pay. One by one the strips went bad on my hood until one day my wife called and told me there was only the dim blue light in the tank. So I ended up stripping the whole system out of the hood and replacing it with a NanoBox Reef Retro kit which I'm very happy with.

So, in short, I'm pretty chapped about the reliability. Maybe complete crap isn't fair, but I'll go with unreliable junk... at least that's been my experience.
 

asn-naso

Dolphin
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#16
if you are still searching, I have a nano-cube 14, that I put cree-led's in. not the best looking tank, but might fit your needs
 
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