Vertex Illumilux - Looks like a good step in LED for the masses.

[Binare]

Originally Posted by intarsiabox

12 gallon Aquapod.

Merci.

[Binare]

Originally Posted by albert_dao

Ah, yeah, you'd probably want 1-2 units depending on what you're keeping and the type of rock work within the tank. 3 beams would be excessive, IMO, that's 45W of LED light which could easily burn most corals at the height of that tank.

Leds are a little different then other types of lighting. Quantity and spacing define coverage while optics, height and current will more so define strength of the light... So to speak.

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by Binare

Leds are a little different then other types of lighting. Quantity and spacing define coverage while optics, height and current will more so define strength of the light... So to speak.

I know

[gobytron]

If I can snag one from JL, I'm just gonna throw one on top of my ap12 and see how it goes with just one light.

I'm hoping it will be comparable to the 70W HQI thats on there...

I'm sure this will be easy to sell if it's not quite what I'm looking for.

[albert_dao]

Originally Posted by gobytron

If I can snag one from JL, I'm just gonna throw one on top of my ap12 and see how it goes with just one light.

I'm hoping it will be comparable to the 70W HQI thats on there...

I'm sure this will be easy to sell if it's not quite what I'm looking for.

Second week of this month my friend *Awesome emoticon*

[freezetyle]

saw one of these fixtures today. Looks pretty nice, as expected from vertex. They are a step in the right direction. I was debating something along the lines of one of these for a biocube 29 with zoas but i think i still might need 2. which is kind of a downer.