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steveoutla

steveoutla

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I did a little aquascaping and moved some LPS and softies over.

I'm going to replace the stock pump with an aquaclear 70 today.
 
steveoutla

steveoutla

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That pic is taken with the stock lighting. However I just ordered the lighting upgrade from nanotuners.com. I needed another watt per gallon in there. I'm looking to frag some more stuff from my 210g today to move over.
 
agent-x

agent-x

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Originally Posted by steveoutla
That pic is taken with the stock lighting. However I just ordered the lighting upgrade from nanotuners.com. I needed another watt per gallon in there. I'm looking to frag some more stuff from my 210g today to move over.
which upgrade did you order? 3.36 or 4.36?
 
steveoutla

steveoutla

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I did the 3.36. I'm only going to be keeping softies and LPS in the nano....plus I didn't want to spend an extra $100 for 1 more watt per gallon.
 
kmc

kmc

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keep us posted on how you like the lighting upgrade. I am thinking about getting one myself.
 
agent-x

agent-x

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yeah, I've been thinking of buying the kit also, but am curious as to how easy it is to install and how it's going to fit and still be able to use the fans. because if you look at the length of the lights they are to long to fit another row behind the current lights and not hit the fans. i must be missing something.
 
kmauger3

kmauger3

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I bought the 4.36. The mods were not hard at all. You have to know how to solder and use heat shrink, but that is it. You can still use the stock fans and everything. It's a very nice set up.
 
agent-x

agent-x

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Originally Posted by kmauger3
I bought the 4.36. The mods were not hard at all. You have to know how to solder and use heat shrink, but that is it. You can still use the stock fans and everything. It's a very nice set up.
I read that you can crimp the lines instead of soldering, is that true?
 
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