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Looks good! I like the Tanked reflectionI have 2 if the 32" on my 48" RS Reefer 350 Fowler tank. I actually think they are great lights. My other tank I have Radions and even with those in my experience belt, I like these.
I am also using their wave pumps with them, and they push a lot of water for the money.
I have 2 if the 32" on my 48" RS Reefer 350 Fowler tank. I actually think they are great lights. My other tank I have Radions and even with those in my experience belt, I like these.
I am also using their wave pumps with them, and they push a lot of water for the money.
Well, to be honest it really depends on what you are trying to accomplish within your tank. Before buying this light, I would make sure you look at the PAR ratings. I had this light for a short time and found out there are some issues with the PAR light requirement with some corals. Since my tank is two feet deep, the light get very weak towards the bottom of the tank. Therefore if you have a deeper tank and get a coral that requires a high PAR rating, you could have issues. However, some people haven't had any issues with these lights.
I guess it just depends on you. However, for the money they aren't bad, but if it were me, I'd spend another 100.00 and get something that is much better like Kessil and others.
I took par readings with one light and with most of the white turned down all the way and other channels down to 60% and blues at 80%, I was running around 250 par in the middle of tank. I added the extra light bar just for spread. Now my tanks not 24" deep, but 18". Just for reference.
I hate saying these are good for the money. That just implies they are a cheap alternative. Others have posted some sweet reef tanks with these lights.