Nano Aquariums are compact aquarium systems under 30 gallons in size. The compact footprint of nano aquariums make them ideal for small spaces. Thanks to advanced aquarium equipment, maintaining a thriving freshwater or marine nano aquarium is more convenient than ever. Nano Aquariums are available in various sty... Read more

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the nano cube

is that for freshwater fish

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Can be used for freshwater or saltwater.

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Thank you for your question. Per the manufacturer the Nano Cube is ideal for freshwater, brackish, saltwater, or reef setups.

Age: 35-44

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is it possible to purchase a hood only for a nano-cube 24 gallon tank?

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Thank you for your question. If you need an answer right away, and donâ€™t wish to wait for another customer to respond, please feel free to contact our Customer Service Department at 1-800-443-1160. You can also email them at CustomerService@FosterAndSmithAquatics.com.

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Power Failure ...

Come January, the BD present I've chosen is a s/w fish setup in our new home/neighborhood. I see the Nano series comes highly recommended. My question: Is there such a thing as a generator for aquariums? If not, what's an approx timespan (winter/summer) before s/w fish expire, should you experience a power outage? Probaby best to look into an ins rider ...and imagine the timespan & outage frequency will factor into the premium.

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Thank you for your inquiry to Drs. Foster and Smith. The main thing you’ll need when the power goes out is to continue to get air in the aquarium. We suggest the Azoo Battery Backup Pump CD-11939. This will allow the air to continue for up to 20 hours to save your fish. The time frame before the fish expires actually depends on how clean the tank is and how many specimens are in the tank. We can’t state the exact amount of time a fish would last since its surroundings factor in to the length of time and oxygen loss.

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