Hello from Kentucky

I read the posts so far and no one has asked if you recall how small a 55 gallon was? I understand enjoying a nano, but an axiom in reefing is that folks start small and quickly want more space to house coral and fish, and reef.

I didn't want to miss a chance to possibly help a returning reefer out. Look forward to you build however you go,
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I read the posts so far and no one has asked if you recall how small a 55 gallon was? I understand enjoying a nano, but an axiom in reefing is that folks start small and quickly want more space to house coral and fish, and reef.

I didn't want to miss a chance to possibly help a returning reefer out. Look forward to you build however you go,
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Perfectly good point to bring up. Yes, I have a planted Ranchu tank currently that is 55 gallons in my living room.

The tank I'm about to start will be in my bed room so it is a priority that it does not take much space. I'm open to possibly move up to a larger reef tank down the road but for now I only want a small and simple set up. Thank you for the welcome!
 

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