Hi guys I need a little help I got a 90 gallon reef
I'm looking to upgrade the lights I got 2 250w metal halides
Any ideas ???
I'm looking to upgrade the lights I got 2 250w metal halides
Any ideas ???
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Looking to upgrade my light in my 90
- Thread starter george_reefer
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i'm kinda sold on these..... I've heard quite a few good reviews. We are thinking about trying them out over our frag tanks
http://www.ledtric.com/led-fixtures/ledtric-inspire-full-spectrum-reef-fixture/
http://www.ledtric.com/led-fixtures/ledtric-inspire-full-spectrum-reef-fixture/
Idk it all depends but really don't wanna spend tat much
well..
If you want to go LEDs and get something proven to work for a lot of reefers, look into "Reef Breeder's Value LED"
http://reefbreeders.com/value_led_fixtures.html
These are your typical "chinese led fixtures" but are backed by an american based distributor. they also changed out some of the leds to offer a fuller spectrum. these fixtures are manually dimmable so you will be able to acclimate your corals to the new LED lighting.
Now, if you want an LED fixture a bit more on the high end side. You can take a look at AI Sols or FathomLED Pharos Fixtures. Both are controllable with there own separate controllers, offers automatic day/night cycles and run on the more efficient CREE LED chips.
www.aquaillumination.com
www.fathomled.com
I will be upgrading lighting my on 90 this month and decided to either go with the FathomLED or AI Sol Blues. It just depends on which fixture I can get cheaper
ZoaNut, can you provide where you found those reviews on that fixture? it looks interesting.
If you want to go LEDs and get something proven to work for a lot of reefers, look into "Reef Breeder's Value LED"
http://reefbreeders.com/value_led_fixtures.html
These are your typical "chinese led fixtures" but are backed by an american based distributor. they also changed out some of the leds to offer a fuller spectrum. these fixtures are manually dimmable so you will be able to acclimate your corals to the new LED lighting.
Now, if you want an LED fixture a bit more on the high end side. You can take a look at AI Sols or FathomLED Pharos Fixtures. Both are controllable with there own separate controllers, offers automatic day/night cycles and run on the more efficient CREE LED chips.
www.aquaillumination.com
www.fathomled.com
I will be upgrading lighting my on 90 this month and decided to either go with the FathomLED or AI Sol Blues. It just depends on which fixture I can get cheaper
ZoaNut, can you provide where you found those reviews on that fixture? it looks interesting.