Would getting another of the same light do the trick? Or do I need to just get a whole new light system? How much LED power do the clam and anemone need?They will not support anything more than softies, and will not keep a clam or anemone happy.
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Would getting another of the same light do the trick? Or do I need to just get a whole new light system? How much LED power do the clam and anemone need?They will not support anything more than softies, and will not keep a clam or anemone happy.
Would getting another of the same light do the trick? Or do I need to just get a whole new light system? How much LED power do the clam and anemone need?
Manufacturers of leds can make a huge difference in the growth of sps and clams.
That seems to be the problem, not all spectrums are standard between led companies. Even LEDs from the same company but different production blocks ( or bins) can and usually are different.
I am thinking about making a algae scrubber can you tell me what is needed to make a 3 or 4 red led fixture?
1 24" heatsink, or 2 12" heatsinks, as long as the whites and royals are XT-Es, you are good to go.I am helping build a 40 breeder (36"x18"x16") standard. She would like to do led and I have only did one led light to try out. I read the thread and it looked like you recomended something simalier. she wants nem's and clams other wise it will be softie/lps tank. Will 36 leds, 24 rb 12 cw, 4 uv, 4 red 660, 4 blue, 4 green, all colors will have its own driver with dim. Not sure if I should do 1 or 2 heatsinks. Is this enough? anything missing or need more or less of? Thanks for any help.
Okay, 6 LEDs for each side, 10 660nm Bridgelux, and 2 450nm XT-Es. Put them on these heatsinks, I would do about 6" long: 5.886" - HeatsinkUSA, LLC Store And use this driver: Mean Well LPC 35-700 « Catalog Products « Shop « « ReefLEDLights | LED Aquarium Lighting ReefLEDLights | LED Aquarium Lighting You can use the cree reds as well, but I prefer 660nm to 630nm reds. You can get most of the stuff at ReefLEDLights.com, including the thermal adhesive to glue the stars down. Also, the 660nm reds are available here: 660nm Deep Red LEDsorry I should have been clearer I need to know everything I would need to purchase to make it work
What is he selling it for? Do you have the specs of the unit, or a link to them?I have a friend who is selling a Maxspect 170. He has changed all the LED's to 3 watt Crees. Can I change the drivers to dimmable drivers? And if so what else would I have to change?
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Mark