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zork · 12-13-2005, 01:27 PM

any one know any good books on nano reefs.

**TheOldSalt** · 12-14-2005, 08:53 AM

No. There are no good books on nano reefs. It's not easy to write a good book about a bad idea.
There are a lot of other books about modern reefkeeping which can probably apply to nanos with a little adjustment. The Sprung/Delbeek series ( volume three comes out this month ) should be very good, and in Europe the series by Alf Nilsen & Sven Fossa is also very good.
www.nanoreef.com is a webforum & info site dedicated to nanos, and many people find it helpful.

**Fishfirst** · 12-14-2005, 09:16 AM

don't get me started on nanoreef.com

**Cichlid Man** · 12-14-2005, 11:22 AM

A nanoreef is death trap for fish and inverts that just aren't adapted for living in such tight living quarters.

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zork The friendly Green Alien Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: penclawdd, a small village outside swansea in wales Age: 26 Posts: 16 User Feedback: (0)	nano any one know any good books on nano reefs.

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Fishfirst Fish Guru Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Soon to be Northern Wisconsin Age: 24 Posts: 3,487 User Feedback: (1)	don't get me started on nanoreef.com __________________ 210 Gal Reef w/ 55 Gallon Sump/Fuge, 125 Gal Fish Only, 65 Gal Seahorse-29 Gallon Sump, 55 Gal FOWLR, 54 Gal Corner FW Community, 20 Gal Nano FOWLR, 55 Gal Piranha, 29 gallon QT "All the yellow tangs and clownfish in the world can't save you now! hahahah" Peter from Family Guy Last edited by Fishfirst; 12-14-2005 at 09:35 AM.

12-14-2005, 11:22 AM	#4
Cichlid Man Super moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,100 User Feedback: (0)	A nanoreef is death trap for fish and inverts that just aren't adapted for living in such tight living quarters. __________________ If you have a big enough tank with enough hiding places, pH of around 7, you can keep virtually any fish together as long as all the fish are around the same size and these two groups of fish are avioded: Serrasalmus Tetradon(figure eights and dwarfs are the exception). I keep a successful community of fish in a 4 foot tank including the following families: Cichlids, tetras, loaches, gouramis, barbs, rainbows, livebearers, killiefish, catfish, puffers.

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TheOldSalt Darth Ichthyos Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4,016 User Feedback: (5)	No. There are no good books on nano reefs. It's not easy to write a good book about a bad idea. There are a lot of other books about modern reefkeeping which can probably apply to nanos with a little adjustment. The Sprung/Delbeek series ( volume three comes out this month ) should be very good, and in Europe the series by Alf Nilsen & Sven Fossa is also very good. www.nanoreef.com is a webforum & info site dedicated to nanos, and many people find it helpful.

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