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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: MUNCIE, IN
Posts: 91
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should i keep the marineland led lights i just bought?
hi not sure if ive ever really done anything on this forum i usually use livingreefs but im not getting to much info so i figured i would seek more help.
i just bought a 37 gallon cube tank dimensions 20x18x25. i also bought a marineland reef capable 18-24in led light. it was kind of an impulse buy and im not sure if it was the best idea. i want to have alot of rock and coral in the tank. but i cant afford buying a $300 and up light. im trying to find a good alternative. i have a odyssea 18" metal halide pendant that seems pretty good and its only $109. if thats good enough i could take back what i bought and use what i save to get a good skimmer. also heres a link to both lights Odyssea Metal Halide Pendant Reef Aquarium Lighting & LED Lights: Marineland Reef Capable LED Lighting System please help me make the right choice. also if it helps as of now i have 2 clown fish one orange and one black 1 coral banded shrimp 1 red thorny starfish 1 condy anemone 1 coral beauty |
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#2 |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: troy ny
Posts: 1,025
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i would go with halide for sure the marineland is not enough light
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#3 |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Zuehl, Texas
Posts: 4,460
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The marineland will only light up half of the tank, so you will need two.
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