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They just recommend 3 for a 72" long tank. However I am looking for par measurements or anyone that has used these I've been looking over threads but they all just seem to show they love them.

so, i have been hearing good things about led panels from china. theses black boxes seem to be doing well for an affordable price, especially when i am told i would need 6 maxspect mazzara panels (60watts each), so i have a tank that is 29 deep 72long and 24 wide, mixed reef mostly dominated by...

One more thing when It recess I could see the skeleton on the edges on some of the heads. Should I be worried? Also any good placement ideas. I have a 29" deep 225 with a 250mh above it and to the left of the tank and a 400mh in the center. It's about halfway up inder the 250 16000k( it's old...

Just got my frogspawn, it's awesome 7 heads violet and green tipped tenticales an already starting to open up after about 3 hrs in its new home, this is my second colony but first one in this tank, any ideas on how to get it to open up sooner or fuller?

Well put and perfectly said. I just didn't even think about that.

*Output needs to be re worded to penetration because either way a 3w chip is a 3w chip.

If and when I get the money. Plus there's too many variables in one tank alone. All km doing is trying to sort fact from fiction and see what wives tales really work. As long as it doesn't put my love stock in harms way. The only issue I keep coming across for less is all the different lenses...

Finally got around tk my results, I did find one thing or two: if your going to use light only to feed your corals your missing a part of their diet, meaty things. Also I foun under 20000k lighting the corals from deeper parts grew a bit faster than the shallow water corals. Remember how our sun...

One more shot, it's still empty but I managed to keep the black lagoon look away after I suffers my crash that killed 4yrs worth of coral growth. Any one wana help a broke military guy populate his reef? Lol

A quick side shot of my 225, I am still recovering from my massive tank change over crashtashtrophrie. No corals except what came on the rock an my massive arrow head crab, he's the size of a dinner plate all stretched out(leg to leg)

Thanks REEFR I was looking at those and just wish I had the bank account for them. Lol maybe I should wait a bit and build me a new canopy for the led/hybrid system on the near future.

Thanks for the advice, how about amount? I am just unsure about amount of power

Look at this on eBay: Aquarium Reef LED Flood Light Combo kit 12000K/Actinic Blue 75-140 Gal. 48" http://bit.ly/12fAh70

Any idea on full led systems that won't break the bank? DIY or made in china etc? Hoping not to spend 1300 bucks on t5 an pendents when for a bit more I could get an led system. I was also looking at some made in china 50 watt led floodlights with the 20000k color temp, maybe a few of those? Any...

Mixed reef but most LPS and maybe a clam.

so, i have a 215 reef tank with diy mh and t5 lighting, around 1000watts (a bit more actually) however it is one hard core eyesore and i am looking at getting a full led lighting set up like the ai sol or maxspect mazarra, or maybe ecotech radion? any one know how much led power i need? i want...

i am actually doing this exact same diy reflector plan, do you know if it would fit a 400watt se mh? also where can i find sheet aluminum? i found stainless steel, but thats pricey, and i work for the military... any ideas would be great.

so i am re-building my light fixture, i got it with only one 400watt metal halide and 3 sockets... only one ballast works. you see the issue. and i have a solution, i have 2 more mh400watt systems coming this weekend. they each have individual parabolic reflectors and the one that came "stock"...

is it useful? can it help as a janitor or is it just there.

Thanks gemmy. Any idea what that is? Some kind of flatworm? Found him in my live rock At the bottoms of the bucket. Is it good or bad? I already found one in my display tank and there's no way I'll be able to get it out. Maybe a coral banded shrimp or arrow head crab?