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Old 04-30-2012, 12:24 PM
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I run 400s on a 24" deep tank, it's fine for corals on the bottom, in fact, they could use more.
I also have a single 400 over my frag tank, which is 3x3, and the light is not enough to cover 3'.
So, you might not get away with that lighting to cover that area..
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i guess its a good thing i plan on t5 and led supplemental lights
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