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![]() I have had my RSM for about a month.
1) I really like the look 2) So far the lights are fineI don't "Plan" to do much with sps but I would like a clam 3) I am having skimmer issues that that is being replaced in the upcoming week 4) I am already thinking about my next tank 5) My wife likes it and that is the most important thing see number 4 As a new person to the hobby I don't regret my buy and would buy one again but get the 130D version or move up to the 250. Brian |
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![]() JBJ - great lighting options which gives you more options for coral
RSM - Poor lighting options, not to many coral options Solana - Tanks are beautiful, leaves more room for upgrades (Lights, hang on skimmer, hang-on refugium) Cadlight - Simple design, you pick your lighting, stands are crap. No matter what, stock skimmers that come with nanos just dont cut it. You will almost always have to replace and upgrade the stock skimmer. Its just a matter of budget, taste in tank styles, and what you want to grow in your nano that will make your decision in which tank you want. They all have different pros and cons for each person, its just a matter of which one suits your needs and desires.
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![]() How are you finding the rsm for heating issues? I have had to turn my heater right of because it gets over 82 finally now I am about 77 to 78.I am running the fan as well and leave the skimmer hatch up for airfllow.
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You should continue to use the heater and make sure it is working correctly by coming on and maintaining the temps when it drops below 78 or 77. |
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Anyways, if your room temp is high, your tank temp can be pretty high too, heaters only turn on once they hit the minumin temp set.
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![]() One other consideration should be the Finnex 30M. Aquacave ships to Canada without issues and they are priced quite well. They come with T5HO so you should be able to have corals of your choice.
http://www.aquacave.com/30-gal-m-tan...ture-1931.html Or you could get the HQI version with combo T5Ho lighting...only a little more.
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![]() my personal feeling on ALL AIO is you get subpar everything for way too much money. JBJs quality is absolutely horrible, ive had a couple of there products and they remind me of Hyundia Tiberons, they are just flashy enough to attract enough people willing to part with there money, but when you look under the hood you see cheap ballasts, cheap glass, cheap plastic everywhere. Even the stands are overpriced garbage. RSM's not entirely sure, never had one, but im guessing they aren't that far off. Personally, if i was gonna spend a grand on a tank and wanted an AIO, i'd do some serious homework, and build it myself or get someone to. its not hard, it lets you pick ALL your equipment and you learn alot during the process.
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