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Unread 08/18/2013, 10:02 AM   #1
JustinM
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Hi,

I have a standard 65g(36x18x24). I am looking at switching back to t5 and was wondering if a 6x24 ati sunpower or a 6x39 aquaticlife would be better?

I am going to be keeping a lot of LPS on the sand bed but mostly SPS everywhere else. I would really appreciate some opinions. Thanks.

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Unread 08/19/2013, 04:44 AM   #2
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Switching back to t5 from what? And why?


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Unread 08/19/2013, 04:55 AM   #3
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An 8x 24 or 6x24 powermodule will be ample supply of light. Try to get a 36" tek as they have far better reflectors that aquatic life


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