Nano frag tank

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I need to set up a nano frag tank. I haven't been able to find a stand alone tank that's shallow and fits the dimensions of my 25 gallon stand, so I am just going to use racks to raise up my frags. So I am looking for two things, possibly, one a skimmer. I haven't decided if I am going to use a skimmer or just do water changes and a good coral grow light. My preference is T-5 but if I can find something that will fit over the tank that's smaller and has a good growth record, I will consider it. I'd like to stay under 250.00 for the light if possible. I am not against used lights, so I can do that too if need be.

Anyhow, thanks in advance.
 
I need to set up a nano frag tank. I haven't been able to find a stand alone tank that's shallow and fits the dimensions of my 25 gallon stand, so I am just going to use racks to raise up my frags. So I am looking for two things, possibly, one a skimmer. I haven't decided if I am going to use a skimmer or just do water changes and a good coral grow light. My preference is T-5 but if I can find something that will fit over the tank that's smaller and has a good growth record, I will consider it. I'd like to stay under 250.00 for the light if possible. I am not against used lights, so I can do that too if need be.

Anyhow, thanks in advance.
Look into nanotech t5 ho reflectors on -amazon, cheap, reliable, can be daisy cahin linked and just throw in your prefered bulbs to the equation and a pair of timers; good coverage, growth on the cheap....

Skimmer maybe...only if you will have livestock in there other than coral, if not WCs will be enough
 
Look into nanotech t5 ho reflectors on -amazon, cheap, reliable, can be daisy cahin linked and just throw in your prefered bulbs to the equation and a pair of timers; good coverage, growth on the cheap....

Skimmer maybe...only if you will have livestock in there other than coral, if not WCs will be enough


I only plan on utilizing a couple of snails maybe a pest eating fish and something for algae (emerald crab?), but that's it.
 

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