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![]() Ok well those wont really work. The tank is exactly 24 " from outside trim. Don't want it to look messy
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![]() P.s DIY is exhilerating for me, i would really like to design a canopy and wire it myself! Also lights are interesting arn't there. It seems to be a very open topic to whats good and not, kinda like undergravel filters
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![]() Try ModularLED, they've got a website in the sponsorlist. It's DIY but without soldering... really customisable as well.
I'm not sure what other commercial fixtures could be recommended in the 300 and lower price range. The AI sol would fit your requirements but that's at $400ish plus the controller. It's what I'm saving for incidently. |
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![]() Will do, i guess the question now is what should i look for in lighting? by this i mean because my tank is tall, how many lumens or total wattage should i be looking for..
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![]() I'll leave that one to the DIY experts,
Since the tank is tall I would think the better question you should be asking is about lenses for better penetration |
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![]() by that essentially your saying the color?
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![]() Oh, sorry no.
Colour will be handled according to how many LED's of blue vs. white vs. other colours such as red and green you put on. lenses focus or spread out the light. For example with your tank you might want a narrower lense on some LED's to give you penetration but a wider lense on other individual LED's to facilitate colour blending |
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![]() ok, so after a little research i think im going to use:
the 29 gal biocube kit, even though i don't have a cube! added to the kit im going with 2 red and 1 green cree LED... Does anyone know if the kit comes with the XP-E's or the XP-G's? |