small sps tank

I have a 29g that has quite a few sps. The first photo is from Dec. 2019 just before I fragged the ORA Scrpps. The second is from about 1 month later after I fragged it and added a few more acros.

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Doable only issue is in the summer time
I have central air conditioning therefore temperature not the issue
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Following. Thinking of going back to a smaller tank in the near future.
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I have a 25 nuvo black lagoon I'm really considering setting up as a shallow lagoon with clams, gemmifera, humilis and shallow water species. Using reborn as substrate and Tonga branch only.
 
I have a 25 nuvo black lagoon I'm really considering setting up as a shallow lagoon with clams, gemmifera, humilis and shallow water species. Using reborn as substrate and Tonga branch only.

That would be awesome, it would be rewarding to make it grow like it does in the wild, using that size of a tank.

I don’t really see a tank being nano sized unless it’s 10 gallons or less. Above 10 gallons it is a bit easier to keep sps. I do love seeing these nano tanks with good acropora growth in them.
 

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