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t-8 led look to grow coral w/o expensive fixtures!!!

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  1. 01-20-2012, 08:50 PM #10
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    i would say on a 40 gallon breeder many acros could easily grow and flourish with two bulbs. there are 288 leds I will set up a few tanks with this. I would say they will out last and out perform t 5s, pc's, and the ho leds i am now using smoke halides completely. so far, in all the tanks i have switched, i aM REAL pleased with led performance. this is simply a light that will out perform t5, pc and vho pound for pound every time.

    i just got 6 300 watt leds delivered and they seem way brighter than a brand new 1000 watt bulb
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