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This is awesome. I have a similar light mount design that is sitting in my wishlist on 8020.netThis is a pic with the 20k that I ran before. Its very white in color.
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Here you go. I use them in my 80g also. https://clearchoiceaquatics.com/pro...gBYEAQYByABEgKjBPD_BwE&variant=39647406456868Looking great! Packed with corals from the get go. That's the way to do it. I like the little shelf/rack, where did you get that?
I made it from my 120's light rack.This is awesome. I have a similar light mount design that is sitting in my wishlist on 8020.net
It only looks bland because its not filled in. Once corals are everywhere it will look different.You're doing this purely for a test on if it beats LEDs? I ask because I have a MH I was thinking of using...but I'd want the addition of some blue in there somewhere...your tank looks great but the light makes everything look so...bland?
I still run 7 16hds on 2 seperate systems.Looks good so far. Can’t wait to see it grown it.
what was your ai prime schedule if you recall?
Ill get a pic when lights come on in a couple hours. It wii be interesting to see the difference in visual color, if any, between the 150 and 250. Both 14K but different brands.Lot's of punch in that particular fixture. Looking good. You need to post a picture with the lights on. LOL! Cheers!
Heat should not be an issue. Room stays 79-80 year round due to the snakes.Haha that’s a mental amount of light for that 20g. I love it, but wondering how it will do with the heat.
Great! Thanks for the invitation!Ill get a pic when lights come on in a couple hours. It wii be interesting to see the difference in visual color, if any, between the 150 and 250. Both 14K but different brands.
Stay tuned!
I wasn't saying the corals look washed out. I was commenting on how the trend has been moved towards tanks washed out in an overabundance of blue light.They might look "washed out" to some, or for today's standards, but that's very close to the actually color of those species. They look vey similar to that in the wild. Then you can really know what's "radioactive" or "nuclear" to pay that $alty price when you buy them. Can you imagine have to dive with a blue LED flashlight just so you can find what sells??? The real deal is that coral that you look in the ocean and your jaw drops right there. Anyways... "whiter light" equals health. The prices of the corals are so high nowadays because of those ones that have the blue LED's help the purchase. That tank looks healthy and real as is. Those colors are what they are. Cheers! And those Phoenix bulbs are already bluish to me! LOL! Looks great tough!