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this is the tank, and this was with DIY over 5yrs ago...
surely there should be something premade that can handle this task... http://reefkeeping.com/joomla/index....k-of-the-month
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I ran the reef breeder Photon 48's and they were mounted 12" above the tank with no problems. I was told by the rep that I could go 1-2 feet above the tank and adjust the intensity. My tank looked good and grew everything nicely for the near 2 years I had it. In the beginning when I switched from t5's I had to lower the intensity to a max of 56% for a hour and gradually rose it to a max of near 74% for a hour a day in the end. The average intensity was at 54%. It will really depend on where you are putting your SPS in the tank and the tank depth.
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RSM 250. Clownfish, Fox face, Blue tang, Yellow tang, Kole tang, Clown tang, Coral beauty angel, French Angel, splendid dottyback. CUC, softies, lps, sps. Last edited by Trigger Man; 09-29-2016 at 05:48 PM. |
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Cool! So even "normal" retail fixture can do the trick if enough wattage is used.
So I think the "cannon" style pendants would work. Just not much documented experiences by hobbyists to get an idea of practicality, concerning intensities, shadowing, blending etc. But at least I can keep this as an option.
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