rebelprettyboy
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48 inch jebo lifetech aquarium compact lights 220 wats
Are these any good? would you go with them tell me please
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rebelprettyboy
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Right now I dont have any and I have a 55 gallon tank.. and im not sure ye whatever kind doesnt need a high level of light.. Do u have a list of any I should get?
reefforbrains
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its all opinion vrs opinion, I would vote for a dual 150 w/2x96 for actinic and 10k or 50/50 so you have enough to keep anything you like and have the complete morning/noon/night cycle. Price is a bit more for the MH but worth it in the end. JMO
mtennant
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Originally Posted by ReefForBrains
its all opinion vrs opinion, I would vote for a dual 150 w/2x96 for actinic and 10k or 50/50 so you have enough to keep anything you like and have the complete morning/noon/night cycle. Price is a bit more for the MH but worth it in the end. JMO
Yea with MH you can have alot of driffent kinds of coral... But with a 48 inch jebo lifetech aquarium compact lights 220 watts.. Not to many corals will do very good with those lights... Its all about the money!!!
its all opinion vrs opinion, I would vote for a dual 150 w/2x96 for actinic and 10k or 50/50 so you have enough to keep anything you like and have the complete morning/noon/night cycle. Price is a bit more for the MH but worth it in the end. JMO
Yea with MH you can have alot of driffent kinds of coral... But with a 48 inch jebo lifetech aquarium compact lights 220 watts.. Not to many corals will do very good with those lights... Its all about the money!!!
sign guy
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Originally Posted by Mtennant
Yea with MH you can have alot of driffent kinds of coral... But with a 48 inch jebo lifetech aquarium compact lights 220 watts.. Not to many corals will do very good with those lights... Its all about the money!!!
i vote for the MH as well like the coralife pro series
Yea with MH you can have alot of driffent kinds of coral... But with a 48 inch jebo lifetech aquarium compact lights 220 watts.. Not to many corals will do very good with those lights... Its all about the money!!!