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Can it still be a Nano at 40 gallons???

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  1. 02-13-2010, 10:22 PM #1
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    Got the quote back and with three sides starphire + overflow + rimless with overflow box = 370.00

    Going to deposit on this next Friday and it will be four weeks un til pick up.
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    I have heard that under 30 gallons is the common acepted rule, but I dont call a nano till its under 20...just doesnt seem right to me for some reason..
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