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Hey! I never "LEFT" the hobby, just doing fresh water now. Which is still listed as part of Canreef if I'm not mistaken. ![]() |
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![]() Had the same fixture. Had hard time finding the 30" light. I think big als and riverfront carry them.
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Now I can use ATI's , what combinations does anyone using ATI's recommend? I have no sps, mostly softies, zoes etc. in this 33 gallon nano fun tank. ![]()
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![]() Well for the combo, 4 bulb is not very ideal for playing around. 50-50 white-blue will give you a nice mix (kind of like base mix: not too blue; not too white). You can try two blues 1 pink 1 white to make corals pop or two whites one blue one pink but that combination may give a reddish hue that might not look very pleasant. It should mostly be a personal choice. For white: you can either go with aquablue special (has a stronger green hue) or coral plus (has lesser green hue); coral plus would be more ideal. P.S. when it comes to combos, its all personal opinions ![]()
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