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![]() http://www.yinyanghome.com/Products/LOA/9266c.html
I had one of these on my 44 gallon seahorse tank would be great for a 10 gallon - lots of light to grow things IMO this is a good bang for your buck Hope this helps (btw, if you order one, make sure that you order a bulb as well)
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![]() howdy that does seem like an interesting idea, super powerful.
Midknight, yeah i will have a bit of overhang with a 20" but no biggy but that 96 watt light will grow soft corals well? |
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![]() the bulb is 6500 K as well
good for growth If you want to go to a higher K, you can get some overhead projector plastic sheets that are clear light blue..simple but would work the bulbs last like 7 hours of normal use
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![]() yeah i might have to consider that,
but someone is selling one of those coral life 96 watts for a good price in calgary so if you guys think that light will be good for soft corals? |
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![]() depends on the corals..
but 96 watts should be good for most soft corals IMO I am sure others have their own opinions Neal
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![]() yeah just soft corals, and i want something that makes the tank look really nice
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![]() I think 96w PC in a 10G would be fine for most softies,and even some stonys.
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![]() i think you should use one of these.
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