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something like a pimp
Join Date: May 2005
Location: atlanta
Age: 29
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ok, this is all getting so damn confusing. someone give me a straight answer as to what they think i should get, i have a 46 gallon bow, i think its 36 inches long, i want it to have live rock/sand, and fish and some shrimp and stuff, no corals, no inverts like anemones or nothing, what kind of lighting configuration should i get if i want a white and an actinic bulb?
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Fish Guru
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Soon to be Northern Wisconsin
Age: 24
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lol... settle down, lighting is one of the most complex topics in the hobby to pick up.
here is one that would be suitable for your tank http://www.hellolights.com/362xcoraqpch.html or maybe you want a canopy and retrofit kit http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewIt...product=PF4152 VHO's will work too http://www.marinedepot.com/md_viewIt...product=ICK362
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something like a pimp
Join Date: May 2005
Location: atlanta
Age: 29
Posts: 1,933
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thank you so much fish first, lol im sorry i got a little upset, i was just getting so many weird answers, haha but thanks i think im going to go with the first one.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Age: 40
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This has been a sore spot for me too. I'm on a budget (and probably don't have any business messing around with a marine aquarium) and the cost of lighting has caused me to neglect that aspect of my system. It looks like that has finally caught up with me, and my anemone is dying. I was saving up for a new Dell 19" LCD for my PC, but it looks like I'm going to stop by the LFS on the way home and get a new light for my aquarium instead. The anemone is probably thinking "It's about #&*%!@^ time!" They wanted to sell me this one Coralife 36" Aqualight w/ 2-96w & 2 lunar blue moon glow LEDs for $189 + tax. That was a special price before Christmas, but I bet I can get it for that price today too. That still doesn't break the 4w/gal minimum that my 58gal tank needs, but I'll also keep my current 36" fluorescent & 18" actinic in place. I hope that will handle my lighting needs What do you think? |
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