Advice for a Moon light in 150 gallon tank

[newreefer_59]

I love the effect my small moonlight gives off generated from the Tunze controller. Is this little diode enough light though, in general, for my fish and coral and are there more larger lights I could use.
Thanks.

[lastlight]

Though I'm not sure how big your canopy is.

These are smaller:

http://www.current-usa.com/powerbrite.html

[Leah]

Originally Posted by lastlight

Though I'm not sure how big your canopy is.

These are smaller:

http://www.current-usa.com/powerbrite.html

You should be grounded for that one

[lastlight]

Hey I offered real help later =) Lol.

[Lance]

Brett you're a lunartic!

[Leah]

look who's talking!

[viperfish]

I use the R2 Dual Extreme Moonlights. These are very bright and come with mounting brackets. I got mine at Mail Order Pet Supplies (MOPS) http://www.mops.ca/cgi-bin/SoftCart....f1b+1262643890. They are inexpensive and well built.

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Leah

look who's talking!

"Moi?" Leah, you must be mistaking me for someone else.
I don't swear; I don't drink; I don't take the Lord's name in vain; I don't talk about my wife's boobies on an open forum; and I definitely don't spray return-line crap all over my wife........(twice)

[Lance]

Originally Posted by medhatreefguy

I use the R2 Dual Extreme Moonlights. These are very bright and come with mounting brackets. I got mine at Mail Order Pet Supplies (MOPS) http://www.mops.ca/cgi-bin/SoftCart....f1b+1262643890. They are inexpensive and well built.

I've got both the Dual Extreme Moonlights and the PowerBrites that Brett mentioned. Both are pretty good but the Dual Extremes are much easier to mount. Can't go wrong with either of them IMO.

[Leah]

No mistake on my part. And boob talk on a forum is just wrong.
It is just a fact however that tank maintenance is or should be done topless, right Dan