Mountain Scapes, Frag Gardens and Mangrove Lagoons are now all possible in this shallow yet deep “plug and play” aquarium. I am a beginner in the saltwater world, and previously ran a 30g freshwater tank with an angel and pleco. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

So your statement is completely false and if they truly were the worst company they wouldn't be making thousands of dollars off of good tanks where one series was a failure. The tank would fit perfectly in the space I had allocated and despite not looking that much bigger in size, it’s almost twice the capacity of the nano it’s replaced. The Fusion Lagoon tanks are simple to set up and have the ability to make a beautiful piece of the reef in your home. I swear half of the issues I had with my last tank weren’t helped by the fact I can’t make a decent cup of tea, let alone mix good quality tank water… I have salt and an RO unit to hand if needed, but the aim is to keep at least 25 litres of natural water to hand at all times. CaribSea's Nano Reef Kit includes 2 LifeRock Nano Arches plus 1 small Original LifeRock dry rock piece.I should put her on blast for messing with the tank Tampered with the Wave Mode on my RW-4, thus causing spillage over the rear ledge. Couldn't disagree more, seasoned water, seasoned/cured live rock and good sand when settiNg up a tank yield almost zero cycle. I am hesitant to get the new IM 30 but from what I've heard around the 'net, I think it'll be better than the 24. Are you expected to just throw away your current setup or did they ask you to pay to ship it to them?

If you still have it I'd be curious if your serial number puts it in the thicker glass model range--hopefully the later model tanks aren't also failing. I liked the simplicity of the design, which isn’t too dissimilar to the D-D 24: everything sits in compartments in the back of the tank and Innovative Marine make a good selection of components that fit the tank perfectly. marked the start of my fifth year of reefing (and my 30th year as a fishkeeper) – and what better way to get things rolling than upgrading from my old faithful D-D 24g nano to something a little bigger? The stylish, all-new nuvo Black follows the award-winning Fusion aquariums with its euro-inspired exterior, proven reliability and eye-catching dimensions. With its larger particle size, it does not get pushed around like most other smaller grain sand sizes available and is great for all tanks especially those with a lot of water movement.

Remove the plastic protective coating from each panel and aluminum profile before assembling the tank; it's just way easier to do it first. The owner there said that he wanted the live rock and sand back so that we could put it in the new 30g tank that IM is sending us. also keeping my fingers crossed that they will be on sale (15%) along with all of the other IM products.

I’d love some small shoaling fish, but I’m not sure that the tank is big enough for anything like that. Its brushed silver, ultra-slim profile design gives it an aesthetic edge over the competition, and its updated external smart controller includes 6 customizable set points of light intensity and can be used to control additional devices such as pumps, skimmers, cooling fans, and more!MarcoRocks Reef Saver Live Rock is one of the most unique rocks that are available on the market today. Reef Saver is a sustainable product since it is not taken directly from the ocean and does not impact living coral reef structures in any form. Well, I have been experiencing a slow leak from my tank IM NUVO 16- I hope I didn't jinx myself by chiming in on conversations about these issues, but my concerns have now just smacked me in my face.

I run an old ATC-800 for temperature control, with the heater and some Azoo fans plugged in to keep the temperature relatively stable. That area would probably get filled up with a bunch of sponges feather dusters and, if you have any, bubble algae and aptasia over time.Since March, I’ve been slowly adding a few new corals (some nice zoas, a superman montipora, some pachyclavularia frags, some acan frags and a lovely Alveopora frag) and I’m now actually able to enjoy the new tank after setting it up. I plan to just wait a month for the new tank to cycle with their water, their rock, and their sand, and then add Athena and Apollo (the two clowns) back into the new tank. A 40-gallon saltwater aquarium is a perfect size because it is not so big that it will break the bank and is manageable enough to fit into almost any home without having to break down walls or move furniture. These things are all the kindergarten basics of reef-tanks and you need to learn them before you start again. From what you said in your post, I get the feeling you know very little about saltwater reef tanks and you need to learn about them before setting another one up.