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Old 09-09-2010, 10:35 PM
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IMO, anything but sps. seriously. I have had great sucess with them all in a low light pc tank. personally if I were you i would be looking at zoa's, hammer, frogspawn, torch, duncans, suncoral, dendro's, mushrooms, acans, open brains. Even if you add another 2 bulbs this would be great.

Alot of people always tell people about strong fixtures, and this can be to much for alot of corals. Imo 4 t5's to me is a medium lite tank. And for what you have, you can do alot of cool stuff with it.
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Old 09-09-2010, 10:49 PM
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most softies and LPS will work not all and some SPS will live but not many they would have to be from deep waters, as they are use to not getting much light. So I would say maybe some of the Monti cup corals greens don't require as much light and red should be ok as long as you put them up high. I had Monti's under T5's they did well for me.

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Old 09-09-2010, 11:53 PM
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I really like cyphastreas too. My meteor shower cyphastrea is one of my favourites. To bad you are on the east coast, I have a frag or two available.
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thanks a lot!!!

Thanks anyway Ron! oh the joy of living on the east coast!!!
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