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![]() This is a good unit because you can add more T5's to it down the road. Also, it's cheap enough that if you decide to change to MH down the road, it's not going to hurt as bad
![]() The best advice I can give is plan to have everything. When I was planning my tank I was planning a set up like yours, softies/some LPS and was told to plan on getting SPS, because the more I get into the hobby, the more I will want them. Now that my tank is set up, I plan on 60%+ of my corals being SPS. A friend had the same idea and although I told him several times to just get the MH, he never did. He bought several corals that his lights could handle and is now planning an upgrade. |
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![]() Well I know for a fact I will not be going with the MH or sps as our apt could never run them as well as I would never spend that kind of money just for lights not with a 20 month old and another one on the way. Even down the road I know I would never spend that kind of money. Besides the fact that the corals listed are my favorites.
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55 gal cichlid tank in the planing stages of a switch to salt water soft coral reef tank. |