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12-06-2009, 09:42 PM
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Nice work!
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12-07-2009, 04:32 PM
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i don't have an build thread on nano reef. As for heat and evap. The LED's make a big difference i dont much evap and the heat is very stable.
My setup is run on two drivers so yes you can adjust both the blue and white separately. Also you can dim the white and blue to specific color.
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12-07-2009, 06:04 PM
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Parts would of been about 200.00 for everything. but considering if you buy a HQI light it works out better in the long run thats why i made the jump.
- cheaper electricity costs - No heat fluxes - less evap. - LED are good for 10 years, and HQi bulb costs 100.00 and you have to replace it yearly. The initial cost is about the same as an HQI light but in the long run you'll save money. I knew i was going to run a a 14 gal for a long time so i made the investment. As for growth my zoos are going nuts they have growing like crazy i have some SPS and the monti cap and digita are growthing very well also, the color is amazing. I have one acro frag in the tank, and when i got it was brown, its been in my system for a month or so and the color has turned to a greenish blue color. All my LPS love the light also the expand and are looking very health. I have a maxim clam at the bottom of the tank also.. the PAR rating on the this setup is about 750-800 near the surface and the very bottom you get about 150 PAR from what i can see you can put whatever you want in the tank. Last edited by gbeef; 12-07-2009 at 06:12 PM.
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