these lights ok for zoas and softies?

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KingConch

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so here are my light selections


for the main tank

http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/lb-t536ap/36"+Powerchrome+T5+Fluorescent+Bulb+-+Pure+Actinic.html

http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/lb-t5361/36"+Powerchrome+T5+Fluorescent+Bulb+-+AquaBlue++.html


http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/lb-t53602/36"+Powerchrome+T5+Fluorescent+Bulb+-+Midday.html

should i go with two midday bulbs or would this be better?


and for my fuge

http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/lb-t52402/24"+Powerchrome+T5+Fluorescent+Bulb+-+Midday.html

i've read that Giesemann makes good bulbs so i decided to go with them.

J&L also has URI bulbs.. are those any good
 
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It depends on what kind of look you want for your tank. corals for the most part don't care about actinic light - the white spectrum light is what will make them grow. The actinic component is what makes them fluoresce and look pretty to the viewer. Generally a good compromise is two actinics and two daylights, but I guess the aquablues are a good compromise.
 
KingConch

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i would be looking for something between the two, maybe leaning toward better looking

softies would be a toadstool and a colt

just easy low light stuff
 
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