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thanks for the help

They are 150 watts each. http://shop.aquatraders.com/ProductD...Show=TechSpecs thats the link if you want to see them

It would be 2 metal halide pendants with 4 short T5 bulbs and then i also have a 48' T5 that would be on there also

I have a 55 gallon tank is 300 watts of metal halide and 136 watts of High T5 enough to grow anemones and coral?

I started my tank with live sand, worked well for me and I never really had any problems with the tank cycling. Just make sure you go slow with adding stuff if the tank is a new set up.

Cool I was hoping this would be enough for it, would it be enough light to support a carpet anem or some of the other bigger ones?

Okay I have a 55 gallon tank and I just upgraded my lighting system, im running 93 watts of T5 VHO white lights and 93 watts of T5 VHO Actinic's. So 186 watts alltogether. I have a long tentacle anemone, is this enough light for him to grow? I want to start some corals as well, what types would...

well they are high output, and im running like 250 watts of power compact with it as well, will that do it?

The store had told me he should be fine and I can grow the soft corals. Ive the anemone for a year and half under 370 watts of pc. Did the T5 upgrade it a lot from the pc? Other question, what kind of anemone(s) would do better under my light?

The store told me they are High Output and I also have 260 watts of power compact running in there as well.

I have a 55 gallon tank and 75 watts of T5, is that enough to grow my Long Tentacle anemone?

I have a 55 gallon tank and 75 watts of T5, is that enough to grow my Long Tentacle anemone?

It should be fine, I would just leave it alone and it should find a spot and attach on its own. Thats what mine have done

I have one Clarkii that is about 3-4' long and have had her for about 6 months. Shes hosting a LTA anemone. About a week ago I added another clarkii that is about 1.5' and the bigger one has been chasing him around and hes been shaking his head at her and after about 2 nights ago shes finally...

thanks, thats what i thought. I just wanted to double check before i buy it tomorrow

What type of filter does the best job of keeping the tank clean? Standard Hang-on filter, canister filter or a wet dry filter?

Im about to purchase a wet dry filter system that is used but is costing around $120. It comes with an in sump protein skimmer and a sand filter that is either in sump or hang on. Is a sand filter helpful or necessary to have on the tank? Ive never heard of anyone using them before

The one I had used to find food on his own, but hand feeding them is cool because they will come right up and take it from you

I have a 55 gallon tank with 370watts of power compact lighting. About 6.7 Watts Per Gallon Lights= 2 65watt Actinic 2 65watt 10,000k Daylights 2 55watt 50-50's What types of corals can I keep? Will the light actually grow them or sustain them?

what kind of corals could i have with that kind of light? Will they actually grow or will it just sustain them?