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  1. #1
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    Jan 2012
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    Default New led

    I want to put led lights on my 14 biocube Would retro fit or a lamp style or a par 30,38 be better.
    Last edited by Tcox807; 02-11-2012 at 02:49 PM.

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    I looked at par 38 for my nano but I don't like the dark spots that they create. I went with the sunbrite fixture and it's been a joy. Clamp on and you're running in 5 minutes.
    Detroit's oldest large LED tank! Est'd Jan 2005, went LED June 2009. 6' wide 130g reef, Sunbrite T10 LED tubes (3xGen 3 and 1xGen 1), mostly SPS, but chalices, other LPS, and a few softies too.
    http://pjr-reef.blogspot.com/

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    AZDesertRat - Reefkeeper
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    Water Treatment

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    May 2010
    Location
    Phoenix AZ
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    I had a Coralife 96w powerquad fixture over my 16G bowfront that I gutted and installed two Ecoxotic Panorama combo white/blue strips in and am very happy with the results.

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    ReefWerks - Reefkeeper CR Member
    Join Date
    Dec 2011
    Location
    Sun Prairie, WI
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    83
    First Name
    Jonathan

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    Quote Originally Posted by AZDesertRat View Post
    I had a Coralife 96w powerquad fixture over my 16G bowfront that I gutted and installed two Ecoxotic Panorama combo white/blue strips in and am very happy with the results.
    Very proven technique..We have done this numerous times with great results.

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