I dont no if i should go with the 24 gallon jbj nano cube or the 29 gallon oceanic bio cube... i want more space but good lighting.also i live outside of phill and im not sure were i can find a retailer that sells them.
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It all depends on what you want in the tank and how much work you want to put in it. I would go for the bigger one because of all the different types of fish and corals. Not to mention everywhere you read about fish it say things like nothing less than a 30 gallon so you would be able to have all of those kinds of fish like tangs or some eels. So basically it all depends on what you want.
I'd go for the bigger tank, because the more space, the lower margin you have for error.
Well first get the phone book out or go to yellowbook.com and try finding fish stores once you find them call them up and see if they carry them and ask how much, try to find the cheapest but i would go for the bigger tank because more room is always a good thing.
honestly the difference in whjat can go in a 24 gallon compared to a 29 gallon as far as stocking is no different. They are both very similar tanks. I think the biocube has better lighting in it and its larger but as i said befor there isnt much of a difference with the extra 5 gallons. If you like the nanocube/biocube look i would reccomend the 29 gallon aquapod hqi. i feel it is the best nanotank with everything built in. it has the best lighting with 2 models i believe one with 70 watt 14k metal halides and one with the 150watts. Obviosly more wattage means more money. Hope this helps and good luck.
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