I agree, if going with that fixture, corals would have to be placed middle, or even higher up....
Niko
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I agree, if going with that fixture, corals would have to be placed middle, or even higher up....
Niko
http://www.hellolights.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1414
http://www.hellolights.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1415
That one is more effective than the first link i gave you but more expensive. (this one has individual reflectors, the first one i gave you doesnt have individual reflectors)= but rather one big reflector). Look around on that site, they have some good deals.
http://www.hellolights.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1415
That one is more effective than the first link i gave you but more expensive. (this one has individual reflectors, the first one i gave you doesnt have individual reflectors)= but rather one big reflector). Look around on that site, they have some good deals.
no man thats way to expensive i have a 650$ or so budget---
tank-250
stand-80
aragonite-around 70
LR-100
tank-250
stand-80
aragonite-around 70
LR-100
If you are only on a $650 budget you could get a 30 gallon with better lighting than a 55 gallon, for more corals, but the 30 gallon would be harder to take care of. With the PC lighting you are thinking of, I don't think you could keep corals. Wait.. did you even want corals?
Yes i do whant corals and the LR im only getting 40 pounds to sart the whole fish having process but then ill put more like 2 months after the whole tank has been set up and i have been told that that lighting i ws thinking about could take care of corals accept clams and anemones so i should be since im not having none of both for a while so what do you think....
