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![]() ive never kept anenomes before, and am in the (semi) process of setting up a new tank. how much light do they require?
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![]() As much as possible. MH is much preferred. For a 20-24" deep tank, you can get away with 175w Single Ended MH or 150w Double Ended MH.
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![]() so you wouldnt need 2 MH bulbs? thank god!lol
now its time to try to track some down. what's the best way to mount them over the tank? or is it best to just build them into the canopy? the heat created is a concern. and im not so sure about the best way to control the heat in the summer. i dont WANT to have to buy something to help cool the water, but if its needed, then so be it ![]() |
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![]() A couple of well placed fans blowing on the water surface will help increase evaporation and in turn lower the water temp.
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![]() I'm surprised nobody has asked what kind of anenome?
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![]() lol...
umm...i dont know what kind of anenome... what are the kinds that the clownfish like to play in?lol (im still learning here!lol. im good with my large south american cichlids, but am still learning all my different marine bits and pieces ![]() |