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flynngriff · 03-10-2005, 01:45 PM

She doesn't use tap water, she gets her water from a good saltwater fish store.

The light is has adjustable legs on it that support it about 2 inches above the top of the tank. The light strip is 20 inches long. I'm sure it's a 10 gallon tank, but she told me the light can also be used on a standard 29 gallon, since the legs are adjustable. Here's a link, I'm 99% sure this is the light she has.

http://www.hellolights.com/201xcoaqpcho.html

I also confirmed with her that her substrate is not crushed coral, it's sand. Sorry about that.

She does not know what kind of coral it is, but it looks like a variety of finger coral, with brownish orange coloration. Do you think halving the amount of light would be a problem for it?

Thanks again!

03-10-2005, 01:45 PM	#15
flynngriff Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA Age: 35 Posts: 443	Re: Hair algae is taking over!!! She doesn't use tap water, she gets her water from a good saltwater fish store. The light is has adjustable legs on it that support it about 2 inches above the top of the tank. The light strip is 20 inches long. I'm sure it's a 10 gallon tank, but she told me the light can also be used on a standard 29 gallon, since the legs are adjustable. Here's a link, I'm 99% sure this is the light she has. http://www.hellolights.com/201xcoaqpcho.html I also confirmed with her that her substrate is not crushed coral, it's sand. Sorry about that. She does not know what kind of coral it is, but it looks like a variety of finger coral, with brownish orange coloration. Do you think halving the amount of light would be a problem for it? Thanks again!