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Marineland Reef Capable LED Fixture Thoughts / Opinions


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    BK's Reef - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    its not really about the lumens its about the PAR, im not saying it wont work but with most people using 1w l.e.d's they dont get much growth out of corals. If you are thinking leds i would go d.i.y. 3w cree kit for it.
    "reefing sure takes up your money...but it is the best money ive ever spent!"

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    that Reef Guy - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Do you have a link for these 3 Watt Fixtures?

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