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Originally Posted by frog/lionman Ryan Check Your Paypal. Done Deal $90.00 Shipping Included. Sold, check your email. -Ryan

Originally Posted by frog/lionman Hey I sent a PM, I'm interested in your lights. Please respond, thanks. Replied

Still for sale, $75 plus shipping.

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bump No interest? Would be a waste for this light to collect dust in my basement.

My 65 works great. You just need to dial it in right and read through the tips that are on here. It is a good skimmer from what I have read on here.

For sale is my 36'' PC lighting fixture. Fixture has added legs that are adjustable to fit almost any tank (length wise) and allow for "flip up" of fixture. 1 10,000K daylight (~ 1mo of use) and 1 Atinic (~ 1mo of use). Independent switches and power cords. 3 ball bearing fans. Splash shield and...

Originally Posted by Jints Correct me if im wrong but your tap water may contain chloramine and depending on the amount....you may check with your vendor and purchase a upgraded chloramine filter. Call your local water company and ask if the water contains chloramine. Better to be safe than...

Anyone who says "you read too much" is uneducated and ignorant. Good choice in ditching the ***** dude!

Originally Posted by blcard 20" deep No reflectors :( Time for some new lights if you want to keep coral and your anemone happy. Best advice I have found on here is 4+ T5HO tubes with individual reflectors, MH's or a combo of both. I run a 2x150 MH with 4x39 T5H0, this is on a 46bow, 20''...

Originally Posted by blcard I have a standard 125 gallon. Currently I have T5 low outputs, 21W each. 4-white 4-actinic All fish and coral seem fine, but my small bubble tip anemone and rock anemone look a little weak. I also want to put a large 10+ long tentacle anemone, but don't want tor...

Current makes a 60'' 2x250w MH with 4x54w T5HO. The MH's will be perfectly on either side of your brace

Price doesn't sounds bad. How wide is your tank? I'll sell you a 36'' 2x96w PC fixture : ) Listen to the guys on here, if you want clams and SPS you may need MH or T5. JBJ makes a nice clip on 150w MH that might be perfect for you. Its called the Viper K2 or something of that sort.

Originally Posted by LedZep I'm not sure here it is [{EDIT Link} Looks like it has just one reflector. As said above individual reflectors are best. I would think of the two lights the T5 fixture would still be "better".

From what I have been told your pH will be all over the charts during your cycle. To the point where it is not even worth measuring. -Ryan

No one mentioned that the PC lighting you have may not be enough to support this anemone either.

Originally Posted by slpcamaro if you have enough t-5 would you still need mg for coral? From the research I have done, if *enough* T5 lighting is used, you don't "need" MH lighting. This is just my novice opinion based on my forum research. I choose the MH T5 combo because of the ability to...

Originally Posted by Emilaya101 Is there an alternative to buying two 150 watts, is there a way to buy just one light for my tank, or is two my only option Thanks !! Are you concerned about multiple lights, or multiple fixtures? Most MH combos have 2 or 3 MH's in one fixture. My Outer Orbit...

Now that I have MH and T5, I guess I can comment. I would not take one over the other as far as looks. I have 156W of T5HO and 2x150 MH. The MH is clearly brighter and adds the shimmer to the water but the T5 in the actinic add something to the MH that I would not want to go without! As far as...

Most RO units need ~40psi of pressure from your cold water line to be efficient. If you mean pressure on the water coming out, there shouldn't be any.