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G'day new to these forums thought it get my first post out of the way.

Im from Sydney Australia and Ive kept fish on and off for a long time always freshwater though , recently ive been wanting to get back into keeping fish so i thought id take the plunge and go salt this time. Nothing big nothing fancy im planning on setting up a 20 gallon with a HOB filter, heater and a decent light and just putting soft coral and a pair of clown fish in it. I just really love the way soft coral plays in the water of the tanks so i want to set one up next to my desk. I look forward to seeing what a nano reef is like to keep aswell as keeping a journal of it on these forums.
 
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Welcome to our little piece of the reef. Nano's are fun! 20 gal is a good start. You will get alot of help here when you need it. When you setup your tank, make sure to start a build tread so we can all play tank voyeur :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

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