15 Gallon Nano Tank Build

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So April 2nd 2015 was when the water was poured! Thus starting my cycle, 4 months later this is the result.. So far!
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I really want to add more Acans to the sand bed. I'm gonna have to tear the tank down in December though. Don't know if I can sell everything or not but I can try! Moving to Dallas TX and I'm gonna do a 20g Long when I get there. What do you think I should do? Thanks!
 
I would honestly run a overflow into a sump of some sort. I have seen alot of people try to make a saltwater aquarium work with just a canister filter and fail at it.
 
I would honestly run a overflow into a sump of some sort. I have seen alot of people try to make a saltwater aquarium work with just a canister filter and fail at it.
Could you recommend a sump for a 15g?
 
I have never had a sump I have 2 nanos that have the chambers in the back for filtration and I still have algae outbreaks sometimes
 
This reminds me of the thread where a guy talked everyone has differing opinions about everything. He said other reefers will say not to undergravel or canister cause they cause plaques of locust and stuff. Lol
 
Honestly, I would vote to keep what you have already and just do a 1 to 1½ gallon weekly water change. I wouldn't use a canister filter on a reef tank.
 

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