Biocube nano-reef with Cree LED supplement
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Nice tank.
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great aquarium !!!
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@TheMack76 I like the spinning nozzle too. Biocubes have circular flow. I'm going to get one.
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were do u buy these bio cubes can u get them online? please help
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just wonder is it enough lighting for corals
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very beautiful tank you got there=)
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Nice aquarium, low quality video but great tank, Im going to by a 12 gallon bio cube with water volume of 8.5 gallon I wanted to know what type of lights and filtration do/did you have and do you still have it with fish?
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whats better the nano cube or oceanic biocube??
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Where do you find the Hydro flow attachment ... I would like to get one for my Bio cube 14.
TheMack76 1 year ago
@TheMack76 You can get it online (Marine Depot for example - 10 bucks) or at a local fish store. Check your spelling if you do an internet search. It's spelled Hydor FLO
JJFizzle2 1 year ago
just a question what the hells that big ass swirling thing in the back (its stumping me come on someone help) ?
joinapak 1 year ago
@joinapak It's a Hydor Flo, which is an attachment that goes onto the return line. It spins to change up the flow.
JJFizzle2 1 year ago
I have a 10 gallon reef and my wife and I would love to try and make our own LED hood for it. Where can I buy the lights?
JTMHollywood 2 years ago
Yes, you can buy the LEDs separate, but then you'll need a driver and a power supply. I bought them at LEDsupply (.com). I've got a post at nano-reef (.com) that details how I built my light array. My user name is "Waterproof". For a 10-gallon, you could spend ~$200-$300, but there are long-term cost savings. LEDs last a really long time. You won't need to replace bulbs. The energy costs are lower. You can get MH-quality light without the heat. Etc. Etc.
JJFizzle2 2 years ago