Hey people i'm setting up a marine tank with the view of growing corals, anenomes and keeping fish.
My tank is an odd shape width 30 inches, depth 15 inches, height 32inches
I presume i'm going to need a metal halide system, or could i get away with regular tubes?
given the depth of the tank what wattage of lighting should i be using?
is more better or can you have too much light?
I appreciate any replies
Lighting for a Deep fish tank
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Snowboss4492 - Posts: 2098
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i think you could in concept have to much light but it's pretty rare - - -
you can "fudge" the wattage a little by putting your corals up on live rock which mean your not penatrateing as much water - - but IMO {and i don't have corals right now, so a recite from reading} a couple 250 watt MH would be perfect or a single on one end with high end corals and PC lights on the other for nems and fish - -create a multi environment out of it
Boss
you can "fudge" the wattage a little by putting your corals up on live rock which mean your not penatrateing as much water - - but IMO {and i don't have corals right now, so a recite from reading} a couple 250 watt MH would be perfect or a single on one end with high end corals and PC lights on the other for nems and fish - -create a multi environment out of it
Boss