Inexpensive nano lighting

[MobyDick]

Almost exactly what i need as well!Nice one BOB :>

[Skimmer Juice]

just curious where did you get that wave tank?I dont think i have crabs was critisizeing you just letting you know about a really good inexpensive light.The coralife light sits right on top of your lid it is just a bit cleaner.Plus my corals are doing great under that light.I think those light's look good if they work well enough.

[TheReefGeek]

I saw that tank at BAs here in Edmonton last night actually, would presume other locals have them too, or can get them.

[Bob I]

Originally Posted by stinky

just curious where did you get that wave tank?I dont think i have crabs was critisizeing you just letting you know about a really good inexpensive light.The coralife light sits right on top of your lid it is just a bit cleaner.Plus my corals are doing great under that light.I think those light's look good if they work well enough.

I got it from Eric (deathstar). I don't really want a light sitting right on top of the tank, so this works fine.

[Skimmer Juice]

I dont think I sold him a tank.I only sold one to ruth.But thanks anyway

[AC33]

Originally Posted by TheReefGeek

So higher K lamps are used for coral growth, and visual appeal.

What about PAR? I thought the Iwaski 6500k bulb has the best PAR out of all the metal halide bulbs. And, doesn't more PAR equal more growth? The PAR rating from 20k bulbs is significantly lower than that of 6.5k bulbs, which leads me to beleive that lower K bulbs (around 6.5k) give better growth than higher K bulbs (14-20k).

[AC33]

Sorry, Im not really sure how to quote properly with this site.

[AC33]

Oops, nevermind, I just figured it out.
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