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deadly_legend
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Originally Posted by Garick
http:///forum/post/3205284
36" is over $500 offering 228 watts of power lol, but this thing goes up to 72" at around 606 watts of lighting power (however since it uses T5's and not ALL MH that penetration is going to be mainly upper half of most tanks not all the way (I'd think)
well, the most lighting im wanting is ~5 watts per gallon for the top section, basically because i've seen some corals that require about that online, and after i gain more experience i figure i may try them, but as of now, i just want a frogspawn, lavendar mushroom, some ric. mushrooms, and some zoanthids, and maybe a bubble coral, just until the tank matures and i get used to taking care of them and such, before i move on to anything else.
Also, the LFS estimated about a week tillt he cycle is over, so im going to esitmate two weeks. when i find my wallet i will post my latest water testing reading, going to check my hydrometer also, since it keeps lying to me.
http:///forum/post/3205284
36" is over $500 offering 228 watts of power lol, but this thing goes up to 72" at around 606 watts of lighting power (however since it uses T5's and not ALL MH that penetration is going to be mainly upper half of most tanks not all the way (I'd think)
well, the most lighting im wanting is ~5 watts per gallon for the top section, basically because i've seen some corals that require about that online, and after i gain more experience i figure i may try them, but as of now, i just want a frogspawn, lavendar mushroom, some ric. mushrooms, and some zoanthids, and maybe a bubble coral, just until the tank matures and i get used to taking care of them and such, before i move on to anything else.
Also, the LFS estimated about a week tillt he cycle is over, so im going to esitmate two weeks. when i find my wallet i will post my latest water testing reading, going to check my hydrometer also, since it keeps lying to me.