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so far ive only had freshwater tanks, recently though ive ordered a waterbox peninsula mini 25 gallon tank, measurements are 60cmwidth×40depth×40height, what would be a good lighting option for a tank this size with only soft corals
 
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I think a Radion XR15 G5 or 6 would be nice. It might be 'overkill' you may be able to buy a used G4 that would also work. There are many ways to skin a cat and I'm sure you will get lots of recommendations! Best of luck with your new tank
 
Check out one of the Maxspect Jumps. I have the regular on a 75gallon mixed reef and recently the Blue on a Waterbox 20 AIO. I didn't see a lot of reviews on them when I was in the market, but the price was right for me to take a chance. The app is NOT a breeze to set up but works well without any issues once you figure it out.
 
A kessil a160we (or two a80's), AI blade, Noopsyche mini or k7 v3, reefbrite lumilite pro, or a quanta bar all work. My nano tank's kessil a80 has the color spectrum and shimmer I like the most so that is why I recommend kessil's despite the price. As the above mentioned, maxpect also makes the jump lights which are a good price.
 
Check out one of the Maxspect Jumps. I have the regular on a 75gallon mixed reef and recently the Blue on a Waterbox 20 AIO. I didn't see a lot of reviews on them when I was in the market, but the price was right for me to take a chance. The app is NOT a breeze to set up but works well without any issues once you figure it out.
i assume its the 65w one you have
 

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