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IMO it’s pretty mediocre, but it kinda depends on what type of corals you plan to keep. Are you planning on keeping soft corals, Stony corals, etc?Just had a quick question I'm new to this hobby and got the coral life seascape led lighting is that a good light
What size tank and what are you planning on keeping?Just had a quick question I'm new to this hobby and got the coral life seascape led lighting is that a good light
Planning on keeping soft coralsIMO it’s pretty mediocre, but it kinda depends on what type of corals you plan to keep. Are you planning on keeping soft corals, Stony corals, going to keep soft corals
It might be fine then, but how much did you pay for this light?Planning on keeping soft corals
I think there are better lights for a cheaper price, like Current USA Orbit Marine LED. It’s $125 for 24”-36” one. But your current light is fine for soft corals I think.$150
I have a 40 gallon breeder and I plan on keeping soft coralsWhat size tank and what are you planning on keeping?
Yes that is the exact light I have and I did see the chart not to familiar with that yetI think I found the light you are referring to. If this is the light, scroll through the pictures and there is a PAR chart.Link for light.
Oooh ok I got it now thanks for that explanation I appreciate it, so what if I get another one just like it and put it with this one would increase the PAR or no..... Also didn't pay that much for it they had a sale going onIt is basically showing 3 different PAR ranges given a 48" long x 8" wide area. Basically the higher the PAR number the more light something placed there would receive. Depending on the types of coral you are keeping you can generally find recommended PAR ratings for them. This light would give 70 PAR at the highest point under the light. This might work for some soft corals but I think most people usually aim for over 100 PAR at the bottom of the tank for a mixed reef/LPS.
No, two bad lights don't make one good light, better to go with something suitable for that size tank.Oooh ok I got it now thanks for that explanation I appreciate it, so what if I get another one just like it and put it with this one would increase the PAR or no..... Also didn't pay that much for it they had a sale going on
This is what to expect at 12" from the light face.Oooh ok I got it now thanks for that explanation I appreciate it, so what if I get another one just like it and put it with this one would increase the PAR or no..... Also didn't pay that much for it they had a sale going on
May I also offer a suggestion. Using the boxed sea water is the most expensive way to keep a reef tank. It is way more cost effective over time to get an RODI filter and mix your own.I have a 40 gallon breeder and I plan on keeping soft corals
The saltwater really wasn't that expensive and also that box is filled with regular water for top offs if need beMay I also offer a suggestion. Using the boxed sea water is the most expensive way to keep a reef tank. It is way more cost effective over time to get an RODI filter and mix your own.