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Size Definitions for Pico, Nano, Mini, Large Reefs


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    Quote Originally Posted by jolson10450 View Post
    ok then to make it simple

    3g or less = pico
    3g-29g = nano
    29g-90g = mini
    90g-180g = large
    180g+ = huge or massive or something, cant really thing of a good word for this one. maybe extra large?
    Looks good...although I recall nano on RC goes up to 34 gallons. So to be consistent...

    3g or less = pico
    3g-34g = nano
    34g-90g= mini
    90g-180g = large
    180g+ = very large (mega?)

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    jolson10450 - Reefkeeper
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimsflies View Post
    Looks good...although I recall nano on RC goes up to 34 gallons. So to be consistent...

    3g or less = pico
    3g-34g = nano
    34g-90g= mini
    90g-180g = large
    180g+ = very large (mega?)
    looks good to me, your choice on the last one though either very large or mega tank works for me lol

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