Here are the popular MAX NANO Cube
and its new big brother -
The MAX NANO Peninsula.
They’re packed with all the REEF-SPEC equipment you need.
And they allow for a Plug & Play home reef
that can be maintained with minimal hassle.
Hi, I’m Jacob,
and I’m here to introduce the MAX NANO systems.
MAX NANOs come fully equipped
with everything needed to sustain a reef aquarium,
sparing you from dealing with component selection
or compatibility.
Every piece of equipment here is REEF-SPEC,
meaning it complies with Red Sea’s specifications
for optimal coral growth in an artificial environment,
which is based on 30 years of research & experience.
In short, MAX NANOs are ideal for first-timers
who want to experience what it’s like
to grow their own corals,
as well as advanced reefers interested in a tank
that won’t consume too much space or time.
The MAX NANOs are in fact not as NANO-ish
as their name suggests.
The classic model
is a 45cm cube, or 18” cube,
and contains 75 liters, or 20 gallons.
The new NANO Peninsula is the same 45cm
or 18” high & wide,
but almost 60cm, or 23”, front to back,
and it contains 100 liters, or 26.4 gallons.
This additional depth keeps the reef compact,
but adds almost 40% more display space for corals,
allowing for more impressive reefscapes.
Both the NANO Cube and the new NANO Peninsula
have a rimless design,
and are made from 8mm, ultra-clear glass,
which provides a superb viewing experience.
The back of the aquarium
is actually a fully equipped sump,
so the organic look is undisturbed,
since the gear is elegantly hidden from view
by a removable screen.
The NANOs themselves can be placed
on any flat surface that supports their weight,
but also come with an optional REEF-SPEC cabinet
that follows the contour of the glass,
with water-proof epoxy painted doors,
convenient push openers,
and soft close stainless-steel hinges.
The NANOs incorporate the ReefLED 50 light,
to ensure optimal coral growth and coloration.
The ReefLED 50 has a light intensity and spectrum
that is 100% utilized by the corals,
making it 100% reef safe
and 100% REEF-SPEC.
The unit is firmly bolted to the aquarium,
but can be rotated to give easy access
to the rear sump.
The ReefLED 50 also has a built-in Wi-Fi
that connects it to the ReefBeat app,
which controls all Red Sea smart devices.
When it comes to water management,
both MAX NANOs got you covered.
The 950 liter per hour Sicce return pump
circulates the entire water volume
about 10 times an hour.
The water initially flows through a surface skimmer –
that is easily removable for periodic cleaning –
and heads directly into a removable filter sock.
It’s then further filtered by a virtually silent
REEF-SPEC NANO protein skimmer.
The water then passes through a bubble trap
and a dedicated chamber, with filter media.
Finally, it is pushed by the return pump
back to the display,
via a multidirectional adjustable nozzle,
ensuring there's no stagnant spots in the aquarium.
All the while, a constant water level is maintained
via a built-in automatic top off with an RO reservoir,
sufficient for approximately 3 days of evaporation.
Both the circulation and skimmer pumps
have a built-in power center
with conveniently located ON/OFF switches,
so you can prevent good food from going to waste
when feeding your fish and corals.
Both NANO models are supplied with 100 grams
of Red Sea’s REEF-SPEC Carbon,
That’s about it for now.
All of the technical specs and further information
is available on our website.
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Thanks for watching, and happy reef-keeping.