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![]() Im going to attempt to do this has anyone tried to do this before? ive been following some other forums but i havent much on custom LED's setups?
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![]() Nano-reef.com lighting forum is your best resource. Locally I know Ron66 just finished a DIY LED for his iReef Nano tank. good luck.
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![]() Not overly difficult to do. As Snaz says check out nano-reef.com. They have a bunch of LED builds and one of the members is a great resource for anything LED related. I am planning a 48" LED array for my 75 gallon tank. I have almost all the parts now.
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![]() heres a video of my tank i got the retrofit going its been running for about 3 months and i must say its friggen awesome my corals have been very happy with the change and as for temp it floats at 78 dgrees.
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![]() Looks great. Do you have a build thread at nano-reef.com?
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![]() Wow. that looks awesome!. Did you do an even split of the of the blue and white? ive been thinking about doing this to cut electricity costs and help slow down evaporation. how have you been finding these things since making the switch?
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