i have a 90 gallon reef tank looking for a reef light that will go under a canopy
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You would need some kind of suspension system that would be able to hold all of the lights. Light dials are on top. Same as fan
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Depends on tank size, mine is over a 20 gallon tall, and is successfully lighting duncans, hammer, and various favia and favites. Also look at the reef breeders nano par 38 lamps, they're not too much more $.
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I have a 100 gallon cylindrical tank 18" x 72 " works fine very good lights, even illumination, intensity adjustable, can do white, or blue light or combination, and moon light
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Hello Will,A safe estimate would be as follows. In a reef tank the light would be able to cover roughly 23 inches safely. In a planted system roughly 28 inches.
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This is not a good light for a tank with plants. This led and it does not produce the conditions that plants need
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Plenty of light for that depth. I would say enough for medium plants. You could probably also do the ray2 if looking for more alternatives.
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The Marineland lighting lights up my tanks enough to grow plants. I have not use the Reef Capable. Sorry.
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The light will fit a 10 gallon tank hood I believe. Make sure you get a good bulb to promote plant growth.
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Wouldn't recommend it if you wanna keep more than fish. For the price okay light but i use mine on my refugium. Leds no strong enough to get good coral growth.
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This would really depend on the type of tank you are planning. For a Fish Only style tank, two of the Pro LED Strips would give decent light coverage. For "low" light requiring corals you would want at least 4 strips. One power supply (sold separately) can run two of the 36"L strips with a splitter cable (sold separately).
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You may want to check eshopps for a pre-made one otherwise here's a helpful link http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2155381
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I have a real REEF light on my 125 gallon and that light is extremely bright. Where this light would be best on a fish only or in my case a fish only with live rock.
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I have the light on the bottom of a 10 gallon tank . And it is works great . It is waterproof for the six inches or so that is submerged. I hope this helps.
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The light is awesome for lps and sps corals. It should be good for an anemone too but it depends on what the anemone likes.
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I would echo what the others have said. Although it's a great light, it's probably not the right light for a planted tank. Unplanted tank that size, I say 2 would be enough.
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Low like, easy corals. You should look at getting the 48-60" version or finding another light that uses true 5w leds.
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Don't go with the plant+... that's for planted tanks... makes the fish look a little worse... and doesn't give the corals the type of light they need. If your corals are low-light tolerant (mushroom anemones, etc.) or don't require any light whatsoever (such as sun polyps or gorgonians) you'll be fine. The light is so bright (for its size) you MIGHT even get away with large-poly stony corals and any other softies. If, however, your corals require relatively high amounts of light, this light might not be sufficient. Or you might need to put two of them in tandem.