looking to get them for a 20 long.. 30x12x12.. good for the money?
what do you guys think about these leds?
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Looks good to me. I think for a 20 long the 90deg optics would be better but $199 is a little much for those fixtures.
im new to the leds.. whats the deff in 120 an the 90 and the 60
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Its the degree of spread for the optic lenses that are in front of the LED output. 120 being the widest and 60 being the most direct.
is that from side to side or front to back?
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Its in every direction the fixture is pointing.
oh ok cool
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I have three of the in my 120 and love them BTW. Hope I explained everything well enough.
you have a 4' 120?
I too, am in need of some info on these LED fixtures. I am thinking about buying one to go over my 60 cube. I've been told it will be more than enough light over my 60. I talked to a guy at Reefbreeders and he said one 120watt unit would be great for keeping just about any coral. The par readings on these units are very good. They have been out of stock for a few weekd but, should be getting a full shipment in in another week or so. Love to hear more discussion on these lights
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My tank is 5 feet long and I have three over mine.
I would suggest getting the middle size fixture for a 60 cube. The site offers three sizes and I think the middle size would be better. That or two of the smaller ones. It really depends on what type of coral you want to keep. If you want you could buy one small fixture and get another one later if you wanted. However you would save money with the single unit that is larger.
Hope that helped.
I would suggest getting the middle size fixture for a 60 cube. The site offers three sizes and I think the middle size would be better. That or two of the smaller ones. It really depends on what type of coral you want to keep. If you want you could buy one small fixture and get another one later if you wanted. However you would save money with the single unit that is larger.
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These look almost identical to the MM LEDs I have except for the color spectrum.
