or go with this....I don't see why not... just add a timer and some ati bulbs.
Not sur it would be that bad it would be over an open top 45g cubeWith t5s its more about bulbs, ballasts, and moisture resistance. Almost any t5 fixture that supports HO will work with reef bulbs. Its a question of if the fixture can stand up to the humidity/salt of a reef tank. Even reefing fixtures often struggle with rust though. All that as a long winded way to say, that fixture would work to grow coral with the right bulbs. Can't speak on the quality of the components though.
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Not sur it would be that bad it would be over an open top 45g cube
maybe a acrylic sheet over it??With t5s its more about bulbs, ballasts, and moisture resistance. Almost any t5 fixture that supports HO will work with reef bulbs. Its a question of if the fixture can stand up to the humidity/salt of a reef tank. Even reefing fixtures often struggle with rust though. All that as a long winded way to say, that fixture would work to grow coral with the right bulbs. Can't speak on the quality of the components though.
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JBJ 45g cube, have a Prime HD on it now, cant find a 2nd one anywereWhat size tank? Long run those LEDs will be cheaper vs. replacing bulbs every year.
Personally - I would go with the LEDs. Program it. No replacing bulbs.
I used the sunblasters as a supplement, while it's nice that the ballast is inside it, the reflectors are garbage. After a year of wiping it, the reflectors chip/ peels off. It is not a solid aluminum piece.
Sps, higher light coralwhat are you trying to grow? what are your goals?
Not dominant but would like someThe prime should be sufficient for most everything. Its spread is 24x24. Are you trying to go SPS dominant?
I know!! I have the aquaticlife ones and they are 14" above water and still get splash on it. I need to figure out how I could add a glass panel to it for easier cleaning.Even the retrofit kits struggle with salt damage on the reflectors. I won't do it again without a glass or acrylic protective panel.
You be surprised how even smaller fish will splash from time to time.