That's a lot of LEDs for a nano. Also consider that you can drive 12 (sometimes 13) LEDs per Meanwell 60-48 driver when you connect them in series (a single string w/o any branches). With 32 LEDs, you'll have to put some in parallel and would be underdriving the ones in parallel by quite a bit. That's not a bad thing, but it's not exactly cost-effective either.
As others have suggested, 24 LEDs on two meanwells will make far more sense for you. It's one less driver to buy, one less plug to use, and you'll be able to drive them up to their full current. It will be more than enough for SPS.
Also, considering how low the heatsink is over the water, you'll have to space each LED closely to the next in order to avoid a strong blue/white streaking effect. I've done this on my Biocube 14 and am speaking from experience. No sense in putting the LEDs close to the edge of the tank either IMO.