45g cube with sump vs nuvo 10/20

[Pabst]

Hey guys i am starting up the salt water hobby, i currently have only done freshwater but now want to move on. I am stuck between committing to a 45g cube with sump set up or a nano set up of a 10/20. Any pros and cons or recommendations would greatly help! thank you!

 

[SaltBeginner PitViper]

Hey guys i am starting up the salt water hobby, i currently have only done freshwater but now want to move on. I am stuck between committing to a 45g cube with sump set up or a nano set up of a 10/20. Any pros and cons or recommendations would greatly help! thank you!

Well I have a. 10 gallon nano already with plans on moving everything to a 20 gallon long. But I also have a 40 gallon breeder as well that I?m going to use as well. I?ve good so far with the 10 including keeping my parameters in tact. But honestly. I would go with the 45 cube and sump setup. But hats just me. Bigger is easier


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[heuerfan]

It really depends on what you plan on keeping? Type of corals (softy, LPS, SPS) many fish?

If just want easy corals with small fish and less maintenance then go for nano.

What ever you decide now, i'm pretty sure down the road you will want to upgrade

This is hobby is an addiction

 

[SaltBeginner PitViper]

It really depends on what you plan on keeping? Type of corals (softy, LPS, SPS) many fish?

If just want easy corals with small fish and less maintenance then go for nano.

What ever you decide now, i'm pretty sure down the road you will want to upgrade

This is hobby is an addiction

Agreed.


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[Pabst]

Yeah I understand it?s an addiction that?s why I want to make the right choice! Haha also as far price is factor for me, what would be the price difference between the two, I was going to start off with some beginner corals no matter what. For fish if I got the nuvo 10 it would be 2 clowns, goby, and shrimp then hermit and snail. If 45 I would then get more fish.