olingerjccj
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Is the right lighting that key for your corals? I mean I have a t5 setup. It was given to me its got 4 bulbs and the moon lights. Well here is a pic of it.
Is lighting the key.
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veni vidi vici
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Originally Posted by olingerjccj
http:///forum/post/2936433
Is the right lighting that key for your corals? I mean I have a t5 setup. It was given to me its got 4 bulbs and the moon lights. Well here is a pic of it.
Lighting is definitely a important part of successful reef keeping.
So are proper legs for light fixtures lol.I hope your kids dont spot their toys up there.
http:///forum/post/2936433
Is the right lighting that key for your corals? I mean I have a t5 setup. It was given to me its got 4 bulbs and the moon lights. Well here is a pic of it.
Lighting is definitely a important part of successful reef keeping.
So are proper legs for light fixtures lol.I hope your kids dont spot their toys up there.
gmann1139
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Originally Posted by Veni Vidi Vici
http:///forum/post/2936548
Lighting is definitely a important part of successful reef keeping.
So are proper legs for light fixtures lol.I hope your kids dont spot their toys up there.
I was thinking the same thing. I think I have that fixture in the 2 bulb variety, you might be able to buy replacement legs.
As far as your original question, lighting is necessary, but so is high quality water. Parameters should be a lot tighter in a reef than a FO.
http:///forum/post/2936548
Lighting is definitely a important part of successful reef keeping.
So are proper legs for light fixtures lol.I hope your kids dont spot their toys up there.
I was thinking the same thing. I think I have that fixture in the 2 bulb variety, you might be able to buy replacement legs.
As far as your original question, lighting is necessary, but so is high quality water. Parameters should be a lot tighter in a reef than a FO.