Nano dry rock scape opinions.

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Hello, this is my first reef scape coming out of freshwater. Building a nano 16 gallon that’s 33 inches long. 9 inches wide and 11 inches tall. I have a card board cutout as seen in the video that is the layout. And there is a cooler with a sharpie line for the height of the tank. Opinions please. Planning on doing soft corals and lps. With only 3-5 fish maybe. This is a temporary tank to get started plan to upgrade in the future. Had this tank on hand already. Will use this a QT tank once I upgrade.
 
Hello, this is my first reef scape coming out of freshwater. Building a nano 16 gallon that’s 33 inches long. 9 inches wide and 11 inches tall. I have a card board cutout as seen in the video that is the layout. And there is a cooler with a sharpie line for the height of the tank. Opinions please. Planning on doing soft corals and lps. With only 3-5 fish maybe. This is a temporary tank to get started plan to upgrade in the future. Had this tank on hand already. Will use this a QT tank once I upgrade.
 
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