So, I've been really interested in starting up a SW system. I was thinking bigger is better but realised after some maths there is not much chance a student can really afford to buy and maintain a 200L+ system. But I found these 2 nano reefs that have everything included.
The Kent Marine Bio Reef is 95L approx (but when I add up the measurements it says 130L)
http
/www.seapets.co.uk/products/aquarium-supplies/aquariums/interpet-aquariums/kent-marine-bio-reef-aquarium.html
And then the Aquael Reefmax which is 105L approx is £50 more. Doesn't have too much info here though.
http/www.seapets.co.uk/products/aquarium-supplies/aquariums/aquael-aquariums/aquael-reefmax-aquarium-and-cabinet-black.html
Anyone had these before? I'm thinking it may be alright for someone more on a budget and that has a lot of time in the day. I'm looking to keep a few small fish and inverts.
Any particular species come to mind?
Thanks all
The Kent Marine Bio Reef is 95L approx (but when I add up the measurements it says 130L)
http
/www.seapets.co.uk/products/aquarium-supplies/aquariums/interpet-aquariums/kent-marine-bio-reef-aquarium.htmlAnd then the Aquael Reefmax which is 105L approx is £50 more. Doesn't have too much info here though.
http
/www.seapets.co.uk/products/aquarium-supplies/aquariums/aquael-aquariums/aquael-reefmax-aquarium-and-cabinet-black.htmlAnyone had these before? I'm thinking it may be alright for someone more on a budget and that has a lot of time in the day. I'm looking to keep a few small fish and inverts.
Any particular species come to mind?
Thanks all
