Starting a nano

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I've had my 29g cube up and running for 6 months now, and have enjoyed it more than I ever imagined I would. I do not have a quarantine tank yet, and a recent ich scare has jump started my desire, and my understanding of a need for one.

Now, my idea is to get a quarantine tank up and going, but make it a tank that is a beautiful display tank as well. I only have 4 fish, and don't plan on getting any more, so it will not be a heavily used quarantine tank. I want a small nano tank that will house a small bit of live rock, sand, and a few pieces of hardy soft coral.

Is this even an option?? I'm kind of set in the tank itself. I want the Nuvo 10 gallon. https://premiumaquatics.com/product...quarium.html?gclid=CLDjgY_08tICFYS3wAodmp4G8g

Even if having a quarantine tank that is also a display tank isn't possible, I want a little nano with some pretty coral in our living room anyways! So, does anybody have any suggestions on hardware to get this thing up and running?
 

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