New Tank Build 20 Long

[Aquapod24]

Hello out there. It's been a while. I'm starting slow and would like some input on the following pieces I'm interested in purchasing. My first SW was an Aquapod (hence my sig), but I quickly felt limited to what I could do. I hated the heat and the noise. I got rid of and haven't kept a tank since March 2009. My goal this time is to have a "reef-esque" tank...it's for the kids. The following products are on my radar at the moment.

Tank: Aqueon - 20G Long
Filtration: CPR Bak Pak Reef ready Skimmer
Lighting:Ecoxotic panorama LED reef light

20lbs Caribe Live Sand
~25lbs live rock

Fish:
2x Blue Green Chromis
1 false or true perc
1 Pearly Jawfish

CUC:
5 - Austrea Snails
5 - Nassarius Snails

Soft Corals:
Rics
Blue Cesp.
Zoa/Paly

So, what do you think. Please let me also know if your input is driven by personal experience. THANKS and Hello again!​

[Zack]

What exactly do you mean by reef esque?

[jason081180]

what is the wattage of the Lighting:Ecoxotic panorama LED reef light? do you have a link? i worry that wont be enough light. a good amount of LED light is 1.5-2 watts per gallon. if it is only 16watt like i see online that might not be enough and i have heard some bad experiences with Ecoxotic. there used more for adding color to your corals than your main light.
i have a used CPR skimmer and i wouldn't recommend it. but it might be fine for you.
what are you doing for water movement in the tank? i would suggest a Koralia Circulation & Wave Pumps. i have used them for years and are great very low wattage and great water movement.
I would not waste your money on live sand. get dry sand and get a handful or two from someones tank, then you can get all there good life in your tank to seed it. how long can the sand stay alive in a bag on a shelf anyway?
your amount of live rock looks good you could get away with less. its more about surface area than weight. more surface area = more places for good bacteria and other life. if you have very pours rock it will be much better.

[Aquapod24]

nanoreefer11-By reef-esque I mean "light-reef". Not a bunch of corals.

jason081180- it's 25 watts.
http://www.ecoxotic.com/panorama-marine-led-system.html