New Member .. my first nano reef tank :)

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Hey reefers ! Just wanted to introduce myself. I started becoming interested in saltwater tank about 4 years ago. I went from sharing a 150g with my bf to having my own 20 gallon nano tank. It’s about 2 months old now. While the 150g has all the fish this tank I want to focus more on corals. Still pretty empty but it’s coming along. As of right now I only have 2 flower anemones, a feather duster worm, a Kenya tree & some green star polyps . Cant wait to add more ! :)

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That looks awesome! My 1st reef tank was a 15gal nano! Had some awesome mushrooms, a couple acans, zoas, super bright rock flower, sexy shrimp 2 black clown fish. Loved that tank!
Thank you ! Cant wait to get some zoas in here! Rock flowers are my fav also I plan on adding more. Right now the only fish I have is a blue damsel .. my tester fish he’s doing great tho! Im going to give it alittle more time and eventually throw a pair of ocellaris clowns in here with a nice anemone.
 
Thank you ! Cant wait to get some zoas in here! Rock flowers are my fav also I plan on adding more. Right now the only fish I have is a blue damsel .. my tester fish he’s doing great tho! Im going to give it alittle more time and eventually throw a pair of ocellaris clowns in here with a nice anemone.
Absolutely! I actually have a damsel thats in my 120 display tank! I got him for the same reason, was going to get another nano tank up and going focusing on making it a nice softy garden!. Home owners weren't too fond of a 2nd tank..... so now he's a resident in my main display!
 
Starting up a new tank is the best!! So much room to add a bunch of corals and make it your own and put ya own twist on it! :)
 
Nice start up!! Its always awesome to jave the knowledge of running a bigger tank to realize what itll take for a smaller more demanding one. I jave a 29g biocube thats turning into a rock flower lps and zoa tank as well lol. Ordered mine offline and they came healthy and happy. We didn't lose one out of the 25 sent.
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