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![]() Hi,
I'm looking at getting a light fixture for the 75 gallon I'm slowly setting up. I think I'm pretty set on T5 as I don't want to be dumping a lot of heat into the system - cooling is a problem in summer. I like the look of the the Sunlight Supply Tek Light T5 48" 6 bulb fixture. My question is, what can I realistically keep coral wise with this light? The tank is 20" deep. I was hoping to keep LPS, possibly some of the less demanding SPS or clams.. Is this achievable, or would I need metal halide to get anywhere with the latter? Thanks in advance, Rob.
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![]() yup
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![]() You should be able to keep anything with that set up. I have a sunlight supply sunblaze fixture on a 20" deep tank and it was bleaching my chalice and cyphastrea on the sandbed.
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![]() Yep...
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![]() I agree with anything as well. Then if you want even more light down the road overdrive your daylight bulbs with an IceCap660 ballast.
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As for what you can keep, anything. Bulb choice is a big factor as well, not just the fixture. My tank is sps dominated and thriving really well |
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![]() How can adding another 2 3rds power not be much of a differance
It may not be an ATI but a 6 bulb TEK over driven with a 660 ballast is still half the price.
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![]() Thanks everyone! Think I'll go with the 6 bulb tek light, though I may wait to see if the price drops when the new one comes out - I'm in no hurry after all..
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