20 gallon in cabinet

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I am looking at placing a 20 gallon tank for rock anenomes inside of the cabinet underneath my 90 gallon fish only marine tank. I want to remove the right side cabinet door and possibly put some trim around it so I can frame the tank in to look like it was always there. The left side of the tank is my quarantine tank which I could do the same thing but it's only a 10 gallon tank. I have attached a picture of what the current tank setup is. I was wondering if anyone has ever done this with their cabinets and what was your equipment setup? Thanks for everyone's input.

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I haven't done anything like this, but I've seen a few tank setups where they've integrated a smaller tank into the cabinet, ie: large mixed reef on the stand and a smaller seahorse tank inside the stand.
 

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