$146 Nano Reef: Equipment You Need (Part 1)

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WaterspoutsOfTheDeep - 5 years ago

You can get a fluval evo for like 90 or 160 depending on size...

profishkeeping - 5 years ago

amazing video! this is really helpful, but it I do live in the uk and so I can't use amazon.com, but I;m sure i'l find alternatives

Josh Potatoe - 5 years ago

its very as expensive as expected. for the same price you can get a much bigger freshwater tank and with non existent maintenance cost

Chris Taylor - 5 years ago

Take it back to Petco

Carl Blackwell - 5 years ago

Where’s part 2 what u put in the filter ect. I’m new got everything from old tank want to see what else is needed

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Coming out next Sunday! Just need the media basket it comes with and a tube of aquarium silicon

hetlarfje - 5 years ago

Waiting for part 2

Jerome Vanden Eynde - 5 years ago

Subbed. Looking forward for the series

MaximusGreene4311 - 5 years ago

#tengallonreefer

brendton z - 5 years ago

my first tank was actually a 10 g but i had just upgraded to a 30 wish i woulda seen this video before i set mine up lol. ironically had the same filter though

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J Reezy - 5 years ago

Looking forward to this series. I had the same build, but I used a smaller hang on unit and the flow was intense! Interested to see how this comes along

Rocco Reay - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

Gott mit uns - 5 years ago

I started off with a 10g, AI Prime, cobalt heater and a fluval HOB. It was a successful tank untill i upgraded.

XxpoplocksxX - 5 years ago

Note to self don't use wood!

Nicholas Barracato - 5 years ago

#10GallonReefer

Preston - 5 years ago

Cant wait for part 2.

Eka Singh - 5 years ago

maths mibros it is 144

Aries Rebuldad - 5 years ago

Great vid! would you recommend a built-in overhead filter using a powerhead for filtration in an 18-gallon marine tank? Just exploring options of what i currently have :) Cheers

Mario And Zack Adventures - 5 years ago

Please do not put fish it’s cracked it might shatter

Worldish Man - 5 years ago

WTF math you do. 14+50+60+20= 144 (maybe for the transport charges)+2 = 146$

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Mike - 5 years ago

The hobby needs more of this mentality. If you go on reefcentral or another forum and ask about a budget nano build everyone scares the crap out of you until you decide not to join the hobby. You do NOT need to spend $1,000+ just to start up an entry level nano reef tank!!!!!!!

Salamander Fangskin - 5 years ago

My first aquarium was like that but using the sun light because I had no money. I am moved to remember those days.

Bob Saget - 5 years ago

No chiller no skimmer... life expectancy of coral = 3 months

Cyn - 5 years ago

Thanks so much for uploading this! I will definitely use these videos to my aid when I get my own reef.

Memesbeforepuns - 5 years ago

I loved this. I still plan on getting an all in one but the light is great to know. Anyone have any thoughts on waterbox brand aquariums?

Noah Lim - 5 years ago

just trying to help but... the title should be equipment you need not equipments... Great video though!

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Yoooo thanks for this man, as you can see, grammar is not my strong point, lol

Jack H - 5 years ago

The best budget tank is a second hand unwanted tank bought in summer, As this is a winter hobbies in the UK for most people. I got a 240L tank, stand, filter ,heaters x 2, sand, ornaments, fish, live plants, lid lights, air pump. Various accessories for £150 on Ebay. Keep your eye out!

9DeepTV - 5 years ago

https://youtu.be/cy1rZ61TLck

beese churger - 5 years ago

I just bought a oceanic biocube 29 that's been running for 7 years with like 40-50 lbs of live rock and a while bunch of other goodies and a current light bar for $100 off Craigslist. I think it was a good deal but I'm new to saltwater tanks.

chris fuentes - 5 years ago

Whens part 2

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mrmime555 YT - 5 years ago

Can just get a fuval evo 5 for $100 that comes with everything including a light. Just get a small 50w heater on amazon for $7 and you could probably get everything you need for less than this

Jorge Figueroa - 5 years ago

Or make the 10 a sweet looking rimless

gtank171 - 5 years ago

It’s a Nuvo 10 fusion.

Cali Fishliving - 5 years ago

My nano set up ran me 80 bucks , but it’s only 3 gallon. Good build

MrPWalden - 5 years ago

I used some egg crate/light diffuser to act as filler for my light mount.

X S - 5 years ago

U can remove the top trim safely, there’s plenty of of YouTube videos on that.

Xtreme Pro Exotics - 5 years ago

Styrofoam instead of wood as well

The Water Box - 5 years ago

BTW, when I talk to you about turning my 10g into a small reef, I was going to de-rim mine.

The Water Box - 5 years ago

Yay. Glad you did a vid on this!

James Couturier - 5 years ago

Hay man when r you doing part 2 i wanna copy ur 10 gallon on a budget and set it up

Jbueno - 5 years ago

Waiting for part 2

Don Lidtke - 5 years ago

I appreciate the full disclosure of that opps as well as the ideal. I haven't thought of a nano tank but with all of the information you are posted I am starting to think of creating a nano tank. Thanks for the information!

Kelly's Reef - 5 years ago

Hers a link to a nice review of that light including par readings. Seems to be a good light. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aa7lwC8uWO0

codeman953 - 5 years ago

Super excited about this whole series. Been wanting to get into the aquascaping world but definitely seemed way to expensive to venture into for a beginner. Thanks for giving me the first kind of foot into this imaginative world!

Uhohhotdog Gaming - 5 years ago

I want to try a 5 gallon reef.

Uhohhotdog Gaming - 5 years ago

Could you pre soak the wood so its already expanded?

Cmharper 50 - 5 years ago

This is basically my nano reef lol just add a 2.5 gallon sump and thats my tank :p great video as always!

EN Reefs - 5 years ago

Imma copy this

Bumpy - 5 years ago

Looking cool!

jr.turtle120701 - 5 years ago

do you have any fish/corals in there now? my only worry is all the flow coming from one source. i already have a hydor 425. could i use that plus a hob or would it be too much flow for softies?

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nhall00195 - 5 years ago

The wood might leech crap into your tank too...use acrylic

K-reef Aquarium hobby - 5 years ago

Nice !

Robert Morrison - 5 years ago

What about the refugium light?
#10gallonreefer

justin meyer - 5 years ago

I have that light man it works great! And it’s pronounced hip-a-grow

IndependantIAM - 5 years ago

Great! I’m so overwhelmed but this has given me the confidence to start up

Holden Hohman - 5 years ago

I modded my hipargero 30w led by just not using the extension that the cane with. Just put the light on the base.

Carlton Hurt - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

Eagleironic - 5 years ago

Currently setting up my first marine tank, and it is a 10 gallon! #10gallonreefer ! It has taken me months to set up, but right now it is cycling. Thank you for fthis video and sharing your knowledge :).

Entre Peces y Corales - 5 years ago

Did sort of the same, I had problems with some dusty oily film on the surface so I switched to a powerfilter with surface skimming and it was solved... There is a video on my channel showing it...

zane quattrucci - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

jb23guitar - 5 years ago

The tank cracked, that was very inappropriate

Efrain Hernandez - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer was my 1st saltwater tank and i loved it!

Derek Saunders - 5 years ago

as always, great video! this will be an awesome resource for new reefers. i wish this was around when i started! #reefsquad

Erik-Jan Heida - 5 years ago

You can remove the rim!

Sly Bowtie - 5 years ago

Youjellyman1 absolutely, I did it to a biocube once, a week later I came home to wet carpet.

Youjellyman1 - 5 years ago

Do not do that! It is important to the structural integrity of the tank. It may look like it isn't necessary, but it absolutely is.

Erik-Jan Heida - 5 years ago

J Reezy the rim is stuck on with glue. You can pri it loose with a knife or something. Maybe there are some videos on YouTube on how to do it.

J Reezy - 5 years ago

Erik-Jan Heida how?

WreckingTwerk - 5 years ago

I just bought my second ocean revive t247 love it but it's $187

Carlos Gomez - 5 years ago

If you touch both buttons at the same time it turns off the light. I have 2 of them on my Fluval Evo 13.5 I also have the stock light

Dave Yant - 5 years ago

Bummer about the tank.Still a great video though!

Trevor massanburge - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

Harish Karunakaran - 5 years ago

Gud Stuff

Dee Fish Keeper - 5 years ago

Awesome video man!! Very helpful for those crunched for money who want to get started in reefing without taking the chance on spending a lot and losing a lot due to inexperience!

Alex Tchieng - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

CloudDayLight - 5 years ago

Who else watched the live stream on instagram

Yohan M - 5 years ago

I think ill set one up right now #10gallongreefer

Druinz - 5 years ago

This is literally my current setup! My first reef tank too. Only difference is that I'm running a powerhead because I have an AC30 instead of the 70, sadly. Looking forward to the entire series to see what someone experienced would do with the same circumstances. I'm curious as to how the light on full brightness on both spectrums will work out. Right now my light is max blue and on the lower end with the white, should I be raising that slowly?

David Barata - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

Nicholas Urban - 5 years ago

Awesome content. This is how you bring people into the hobby! Well done!

Jhoan Zuleta - 5 years ago

I have a tank with only one clownfish but i want to have corals but I need to know what chemical etc need to used to maintain corals

Chase Johnson Reef Tanks - 5 years ago

Jhoan Zuleta you don’t have to dose them at all it only if you want very fast results but I usually dose them once a week

Jhoan Zuleta - 5 years ago

Chase Johnson Reef Tanks hello again and thank you for replying to me that reef roíds is food and supplements for the corals? And what about calcium and alkalinity? How many times due I dose this chemicals

Chase Johnson Reef Tanks - 5 years ago

Jhoan Zuleta just get some soft corals they are very strong and easy to keep the only thing you need is light you don’t need strong flow for them and you don’t have to dose anything that’s just best for coloration and growth of the coral if you dose and feed you will see results especially if you use reef roids by polyp lab.

Jhoan Zuleta - 5 years ago

Nice tutorial, now for the next one need to show equipment water quality and what it need to used to have corals everyday used pleaseeeee

Brian Phinney - 5 years ago

Since it’s a 10 gallon it doesn’t need a huge amount of support and u could remove the rim with a razor blade and if your nervous u could add a small custom brace out of glass or acrylic glass would be better

Budget Aquatics - 5 years ago

I havnt yet but now i want to set up a 10 gallon

Philip James Monte - 5 years ago

Put the wood outside the tank

Raul Medina - 5 years ago

Fluval evo 13.5 is a solid choice

UnderTheSeaShip - 5 years ago

I have the same light I have it on a 20 gallon long I used a small piece of plastic it worked great for it.

tyren wright - 5 years ago

I would've used a aqueon 15 gallon tank. Still cheap and small but glass is way thicker. The 10 gallons glass scare me lol.

Bojack’s Reef - 5 years ago

I got a nuvo 10 with 2 clowns

NanoReeferKeeper - 5 years ago

Why kessil when AI is much brighter and don’t need a separate timer?

Carlos23 - 5 years ago

What the f dam that sucks

Spyglass - 5 years ago

I made my ten gallon tank rimless.

ATF intheHouse - 5 years ago

Fluval 13.5 is cheaper, though you need to add a heater.

Sam Williams - 5 years ago

#12gallonreefer I made a twelve once

Aidan McCarthy - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

sterling butler - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

Chris Moniz - 5 years ago

im going to try two of them lights looks good to me

JD Is awesome - 5 years ago

I started w a 5 gallon tank and I had that same light it was doing pretty good w zoas and other softies but I upgraded to a 20 long tank so I got me a bigger light

Michael Kirby - 5 years ago

The green stuff on that rock looks like little ferns I don't have any idea what kind of algae it is but it looks like a little plant like a hanging fern ! Do you know what it is ? I left it in the tank for the bright green color and up close it looks like a fern ! Pretty cool I think

Karl Marsh - 5 years ago

love this

OSSO - 5 years ago

Heyyy

OSSO - 5 years ago

I'm gonna do this!

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Mi3Austin - 5 years ago

What would be a good fish for a little 10 gal?

Alex's Reef - 5 years ago

#10gallon! Frist fish, a baby snow flak3 ell!

Orlando Angulo - 5 years ago

I wanna go into saltwater but I got 2 freshwater tanks. And don’t have the money.

Chase Johnson Reef Tanks - 5 years ago

Orlando Angulo dude it is so worth it I got rid of all my freshwater stuff for it and I’ll never go back all of the animals are more interesting and the corals are amazing and it’s way more rewarding than freshwater. Nothing beats the look on someone’s face when they are looking at your tank for the first time.

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Van Furrow - 5 years ago

Curious what you decide to stoct it with when the time comes. I know what I'd do, but am curious what you would do.

Chris Antolowitz - 5 years ago

#10GallonReefer I have the same set up as you, but my light is an AI Prime. My set up is literally bundled from spare parts, nothing was purchased for setting up my nano. I’m looking forward to seeing how you turn your AC70 into a fuge. Maybe I’ll do the same thing.

Tonya Clark - 5 years ago

Why are you putting the block on the inside?

Sydney Heim - 5 years ago

I'm selling a nuvo fusion 20 if anyone is interested

Aaron Shaffer - 5 years ago

#10gallonreef

Michael Kirby - 5 years ago

Hey great video sir loved it always do ! Question for you did you get the pictures of my 20 gal hex reef ? Just let me know thanks you're friend Mike !

curious reefer - 5 years ago

Niceeee

915Mang - 5 years ago

Like these kind of videos bro!

chopbeefsamich1 - 5 years ago

I have the same exact setup I just started. I trimmed the edge Of The tank to fit the hipargero light. No cracks and works great! Awesome video!

Stale Meme - 5 years ago

tip: make sure you have an S at the end of words when your talking when plural, even though i know you already know, just remember when talking!

Duc Tran - 5 years ago

I set up my first reef tank about 7 months ago but now I wanna switch a lot of my freshwater tanks to salt

David Castellanos - 5 years ago

Instead of UV lights can you use direct sunlight? Like i live in FL so there's a lot of it here and for cheap :v

Tom ́s Hobbys - 5 years ago

why dont just put the arm in a wice and bend it upp words a inch ?

donnieboy007 - 5 years ago

Awesome vid thank you...Release part 2!! Please

Marine tank journey - 5 years ago

I was just about to warn you about the wood expansion! Sorry man. Looking forward to this tank build

K Miller - 5 years ago

Great idea this series ! I have seen a people remove the rim with a razor blade, or trim the rim back to the glass if needed.

K Miller - 5 years ago

My first nano tank was a 5 gallon with 1 clown fish (Clarke) and a Condy Anemone and some zoas. I used a hang on the back also with believe it or not a 60 W blue light bulb on a timer, it worked but a long time to get rid of the algae. I think the LED will work better. I had that clownfish for 6 years she was very large and aggressive when I got rid of her about 3 years ago.

RICHIE C - 5 years ago

I recently just set up a 10g reef tank for my desk at work . Only using a Aquaclear 40 , but interested in seeing the Hob.mod that you did to the 70.

ArquMania - 5 years ago

More nano aquariums needed on YouTube!

John O'Malley - 5 years ago

Appreciate the video man! Currently have a 75 gal but am looking to down size as a I know I’ll need something more mobile the next couple years. Looking forward to modeling my next tank after this series.

MN Aquariums - 5 years ago

Can't wait for the next video!!!

dlorenzin86 - 5 years ago

These vids are so important in my opinion. Cost intimidation is what kept me from keeping a reef or any tank for the first 30 years of my life. Great vid!!

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Thank you for watching! Better late than never though, right?

Aquatic Spendthrift - 5 years ago

#5gallonreefer i also have a simular stetup with an oversizded hob and i stuck my heater in there too.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Exactly what I am doing as well!

sagewon1 - 5 years ago

i love it.......

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Glad to hear ;-)

Matthew Shermoen - 5 years ago

Dude you so basic haha!! Just kidding man great video keep em coming. #10gallonreeferafterrockdisplcement

Matthew Shermoen - 5 years ago

Inappropriate Reefer close enough biocube 14. Thanks foe all your videos and sharing your experiences, has totally helped me out friend!!

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Hahaha nothing wrong with Basic!! I'm going to guess you started with a 15g tank

MARINE TV - 5 years ago

My first tank was a 10 gallon I up graded in just 2months

OSSO - 5 years ago

BigTomo 03 dont use a pond filter...

BigTomo 03 - 5 years ago

Inappropriate Reefer I'm starting my first reef tank! I got a custom 5ft by 18inch by 2 ft tank (500l) Im 15 and saved up ages lol. My filter is a 10thousand lph pond filter! Way overkill. For stocking I want to start with 2 maroon clowns and a dwarf bicolor anglerfish BTW this tank is going to be an indo-pacific biotope. Any suggestions on a cheap light? Mind I want corals and also anemone. Many thanks - Thomas from Scotland.

MARINE TV - 5 years ago

Inappropriate Reefer i have restart my 25 gallon tank lol

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

LOL, did not stay small for long er? I understand the itch...

White Knight - 5 years ago

I can't wait for the next video to come out. :-)

RipVan Winkle - 5 years ago

#90GallonReefer :)

RipVan Winkle - 5 years ago

Hehehe You know, I actually just had a glass shop make me an overflow on my 15 gallon. The side was cracked, so I asked them to replace the cracked glass and also make an external overflow.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Now now... lol

Aqua Splendor - 5 years ago

I'm looking the thumbnail, watchning the video, this video will be popular...
Man you are so talented, it's incredible.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Thanks for your kind words man, especially coming from someone who's production value and content is so high! I do hope people would find this series useful as well

Pop A Smurph - 5 years ago

#5gallonreefer !! Its my mushroom tank. Its just a couple days away from the year anniversary!

Pop A Smurph - 5 years ago

Of course probably another shroom lol. I have a reason to justify an OG now!

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Nice, birthday coral addition?

Dave's Nano Tanks - 5 years ago

You said wood, I said Noooo haha. This is a great build. If someone was coming over from the fresh side, They may have most of this equipment on hand. [as you mentioned while I typed this]. #10gallonreefer

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

LOLLL, I have learned my lesson Dave!

Mika On The Fly - 5 years ago

Awesome! I remember when I made the comment about you doing this a while back.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

And it was a great suggestion ;-)

Reefing With Ryan - 5 years ago

I had to saw off part of the mount as well to center that light over my Fluval Evo 13.5

ReefSpy - 5 years ago

#10gallon reefer this is great how you show you don’t need anything fancy to get started!

that salty dog chris - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

HerrWade - 5 years ago

Key is not putting fish in it. Most can't resist.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

No fish? Dude I don't think I could resist...

ReefDudes - 5 years ago

first tank #12gallonreefer to bad about the first tank! haha good video!

scott clark - 5 years ago

as soon as I saw wood- i said "uh oh" Not just the swelling-but the release of chemicals used in drying.

scott clark - 5 years ago

No this guy was using sandblasting silica. There are time tested things like dow flake that have had extensive testing by randy holmes farley and others that are safe-but many of the cost cutters people pull out of the air could benefit from deeper thought.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Good to know, better safe than sorry! When you say home depot sand, do you mean Southdown Playsand back in the days? Those were the go-tos before they got discontinued!

scott clark - 5 years ago

I dont know for that piece of wood (I am a GM at a hardware store, used to own LFS) But it might. The biggest problem I see with tanks is usually from the cheapest addition-used to kill me to see people set up a 10k$ reef and go to home depot to save money on sand.

prolificbreed - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer youre the first to do this. Looking forward to the build

Domagoj Stepanić - 5 years ago

you as aquarium hobbyist made one of the noobish mistake ever. I would never think of putting something like wood in the water

Cuz I love FishTanks - 5 years ago

I agree, it’s all learning by making mistakes.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Always learning! Hope people see my mistakes and know not to make the same ones themselves.

sylas tamen - 5 years ago

Great video !

Manchesterunitedfan Man u - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

J Carey - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

LOL! I'll have to push the big button on it next time...

Mel Wong - 5 years ago

Where's the vase reef ?

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Took that down a few months ago, was not feeling the visual distorting

25Aditya25 - 5 years ago

144

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

We can't math =/

Becky Cooper - 5 years ago

Thank you for doing this! You inspired me to start my first tank...I think by doing this you are sure to open more minds to the possibilities of this rewarding hobby!

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Thank you for your kind words Becky, I'm happy to hear that the videos played a small part in you joining the hobby! I hope others will find this video helpful as well

BM Diesel Vlogs - 5 years ago

Great video

BM Diesel Vlogs - 5 years ago

Inappropriate Reefer I have a question I want to get a 30 gallon fish tank for my room and I was want a tank that is hexagon it a pentagon or something along that line any suggestions

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Thanks man!

CorruptLP - 5 years ago

#10gallonreefer !!!! First tank and still running after 8 months :) 1 Firefish blue leg hermits tons of zoas acros hammer gsp and I used mostly the same equipment as this build

Cuz I love FishTanks - 5 years ago

Marc Lavigne. NO. I just added chemi pure blue a month ago. And not really a big change. Do you suggest to try that?

Cuz I love FishTanks - 5 years ago

CorruptLP. I know, I just have 2 clown fish, 1 emerald crab, and 5 red leg hermit crabs, And few corals. So not really over stocked. Visit my channel and see a video about it.

Marc Lavigne - 5 years ago

Have you tried running phosphate remover in your hang on back?

CorruptLP - 5 years ago

Cuz I love FishTanks yea there is not much in my tank but it’s very annoying I do 25% every two weeks

Cuz I love FishTanks - 5 years ago

CorruptLP. I am doing 50% water change every 10 days now instead 25% every 2 weeks. and 1 day black out every Monday mostly. That way I slow down progress on the algae, but I can’t eliminate completely.

CorruptLP - 5 years ago

Cuz I love FishTanks what’s up! I have the same issue ugh I lowered my photo period but it didn’t help much

CorruptLP - 5 years ago

Inappropriate Reefer lol he has never jumped but I do have a cover ad lots of flow. That knock on wood better have worked

Cuz I love FishTanks - 5 years ago

CorruptLP. Hey pal, I have same set up, with little variant. But I have issue with black algae. What do you use on the filter to help that?

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

Awesome to hear man! Question, are you using a meshtop on the tank for your Firefish? Or no issue with jumping? knock on wood

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

#CantMath

Jason Holmes - 5 years ago

In for the series.

Manchesterunitedfan Man u - 5 years ago

First like!

Anthony Blodgett - 5 years ago

Can not believe what happened to the tank! Lol nuts. Looking forward to the tank build. Well done. Sally is strong! lol

Anthony Blodgett - 5 years ago

Inappropriate Reefer nothing to be embarrassed about. Looking back, it's like "duh that makes sense". I would not have thought about it in the moment. Build is going to be epic.

Inappropriate Reefer - 5 years ago

I was a bit embarrassed and dreaded re-doing the build, but thankfully the new one was up and running in 3 days time! =b

Prison Mike - 5 years ago

Oooo

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