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![]() Yah I have given up on LEDs after finding out I have a BIG BIG misconception about the DIY costs :P I will just keep my eyes open for T5s and hoping for a quad fixture instead of putting two dual fixtures; will save space ![]() BTW Denny the PM! I am waiting on your suggestion about new addition ![]()
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![]() plenty of light for what you have trust me , you only got a 20long dont you??
as for suggestions i mean every fish i can possibly think of hunt those things.... even clowns , best bet is to cut down on feeding , youll never eliminate them all ever i guarantee it....its just not possible......ever lol ![]()
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![]() Yah I do agree its plenty of light. Infact, I am worried about my mushrooms and zoas getting baked from that light since its 12" deep only. And yah its 20long. Thats gonna create shades at the corners isinit?
I just want more fishy! The pod hunting was just a thought. Chromis? A red star? I want more fishies! ![]()
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![]() no they wont get baked in fact they will love the extra light, trick is too go slow so move them low and rise them when they are adapted.
i was running a 250w on my 25g cube so i think youll be fine, i also ran a 250w on my 33g zoa tank and a 250w on my 20g long like yours......all these tanks loved the light . as for fish perhaps a blenny or a goby woud do depends on what you like really, keeping in mind you only have 20g
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![]() as for shadowing in the corners , by looking at your sig you dont have enough light demanding coral to be worried about shadowing just move the coral into the light , just because the light isnt as strong near the ends of your tank doesnt mean its barren waste land , alot of stuff grows in lower lights even sps.
hehe i find the dark sides of my tank the most interesting , i use nps corals to fill up those places and they have more color then anything in my tank. it is what you make it man ![]()
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be creative theres no such thing as cant , and in this hobby its all about making things work , im sure if you really sat down and gave it some good thought you could figure something out ![]() ive had lights on strings,boards,ceilings,gravity ,pins,tape and gum......youll do just fine :P
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![]() in all honesty , your lights are fine for what your doing , if you really do have big plans to go sps and put your all into it , it will take some more work and what helps when there more work?? better toys boy!! :P:P
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