Are there any recommendations for lights that don’t get hung over the tank (just to avoid spillover)? I was looking at the Fluval marine light but wasn’t sure which one would be good for a 40B
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Haha this is amazing. I love it.Ya i find they grow and color up just fine. I actually have 4 xr30w that i got used for a giveaway price. I use 2 of them on one of my tanks but almost everything else are knockoff stuff(orphek led bar knockoffs, noopsyches, kessil a360 knockoffs, some 50w "spotlight" lights i am trying). Also have one legit kessil a360 i won at a raffle. I find they all grow coral and can color up coral with no issue whatsoever. My xr30 are probably least favorite of the bunch and have ordered a couple promising looking lights from china i may be replacing them with.
The biggest issue in any of the knockoffs or discount brands for me is usually controllability. Usually the apps are less user friendly. In something like the vipar there is no ability to ramp up/ramp down/etc which is the reason i wont buy more of them. Other knockoffs do have this ability though. Below is some of my coral under my vipar as example.
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Are there any recommendations for lights that don’t get hung over the tank (just to avoid spillover)? I was looking at the Fluval marine light but wasn’t sure which one would be good for a 40B
Main downside is what i mentioned on limited ability to program(no ramping). Other thing is the whites adjust from 1-100% in theory. In reality the 1% is a ton of par so it is hard to get a very limited amount of white if you want thatHaha this is amazing. I love it.
Any downsides worth mentioning?
Does BRS still rent PAR meters? I have seen a bunch of their videos that mention renting a PAR meter for $50 but when I looked on their website, I could not find such an offering.Par meters are wicked expensive! If going that route I'd just buy a more proven light (used) and save some money.
This will probably work, but be careful as you dial it in! Easy to cook corals!
Does BRS still rent PAR meters? I have seen a bunch of their videos that mention renting a PAR meter for $50 but when I looked on their website, I could not find such an offering.
They have a deal where you can buy a par meter and return it within 60 days for a $50 restocking fee. They explicitly say that they do this instead of renting. They then sell the used par meters at a discount. It feels like you're breaking the rules, but the brs team talks about this at length on the brs podcast. Give them a call to confirm!!Does BRS still rent PAR meters? I have seen a bunch of their videos that mention renting a PAR meter for $50 but when I looked on their website, I could not find such an offering.
Which two shops are these?There are two reef shops in Mobile, AL that rent par meters.