NEW DIY 25g Nano cube, Needs Recommendations!!

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Update #1
I started to build 25g nano cube, the project still under the construction
The plan is:
1- Display tank 25g nano cube 50x50 cm
2- Eternal sump 60x30x30 cm
3- Eternal refugium 30x30 cm (separated from the sump)
4- I am going to use it for mix reef and focusing more on SPS rather than the other corals

What done so far is:
1- The display cube is ready and its DIY
2- The sump is ready and its DIY

The question is:
Since this is my first nano tank, I am looking for your advice or recommendations to consider in my new setup?

Note: I will submit more pictures and videos as much as I can

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I am far from a skimmer expert and never seen the skimmer your looking at, but looking at your choice it should handle your load. The rating seems to fall within you water volume. I always shoot for my water volume to the low to mid point of the skimmer rating, but I am a more is better kind of guy. Im sure somebody with more knowledge on skimmers will chime in and give you some advice. :)
 
I am far from a skimmer expert and never seen the skimmer your looking at, but looking at your choice it should handle your load. The rating seems to fall within you water volume. I always shoot for my water volume to the low to mid point of the skimmer rating, but I am a more is better kind of guy. Im sure somebody with more knowledge on skimmers will chime in and give you some advice. :)
Thank You again for your advice
 
That's a awesome system you built. Post some pic's of tank in action.
 

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