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![]() Yeah but if you go with the mh then you'll need a chiller to run them which means a lot more money if you don't already have a chiller.
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Did you pay $627.49 after taxes for the light fixture, bulbs and mounting brackets? that does not sounds too bad. I know I could buy a HQI light fixture with that money but then I might have to buy a chiller due to heat and I don't really want to spend more money on a chiller. |
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![]() Go with the teks,you won't regret it,very low heat,i decided to go that route a year ago.No central air and main floor,i use the legs,mounted lights 6 " off the top.I was VERY lucky
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I am leaning towards getting the T5s instead of MH. My apartment is all glass, windows from floor to ceiling so heat in the summer can be a problem. I am going to keep looking for a used full T5 light fixture and if I can't find anything used then I guess I'll have to buy it brand new ![]() |
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out of curiosity (I'm new at this), will changing the lighting in your tank have an adverse effect on the livestock in it? Aren't they sensitive to light changes, just like they're sensitive to changes in temp., salinity, ph, etc? |
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It is a cool apartment, I love it! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I am not an expert but I think that when you go from PC to MH you have to adapt your corals slowly because they are sensitive to sudden changes. |
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![]() that total sounds about right... I bought and ro/di and a skimmer too, so the taxes were added to the final total. But yeah, it was 549.99 all together for the lights.
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