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What size are you thinking about Brad?
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#102
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36x30x24, single 400w radium over it.
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#103
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I just finished setting up my new tank , 36"x30"x20" tall. Will be sps only with lots of flow , bare bottom and I have the 36" 8 bulb ATI hybrid light over it. Loving the dimensions of this tank
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#105
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Brad with a 400w how high would you hang that light. there's alot of lumens beaming down. In my shallow tank its 12" with a 250w
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Not sure. Probably 10 or 12 inches. Height will be determined by spread. Using a lumenarc reflector, so spread should be enough for most of the area. Not too concerned with intensity, the corals can handle it fine. Supplementing with 2 T5 superblue for pre/post daylight.
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#107
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Why not a 36" cube? Your halide light pattern is square anyway
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#108
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Too big, would stick out too far into the room. I had a 36" cube frag tank, and found it tough to work in.
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#110
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Too small
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