Would this bee too much light for a fluvial spec v mini reef with mainly leather corals?
1562755
I have it on my Spec V and love it. Its like it was made for the tank. Get this light. I have frogs, hammers, candy cane, zoas, and palys all growing with this light.
1562756
I don't think so because you can customize the light settings... Check out the manual..
1562757
Well, the great thing about this light is, it can be adjusted. You can adjust the light spectrum to your liking as well as, the light intensity. For that size tank all you would have to do is have the light intensity not so high. Overall, I think it'll be just fine for that size tank. This is a great lightning system and so far I love how it looks on my tank, which is a 20 gallon tall tank. Hope this helped. :)
1562758
It's a lot of light for that system. That tank is fairly shallow so it will be intense
309589
You would need a stronger lite for a tank that size of you wish to have corals . Fish only might be ok
1440843
I have a 30 inch deep tank and the light coverage is fine for softies and Lps corals but the spa corals need to be up close to the fixture.
866491
Probably not. Plants need good light and this is not the one. Don't know of any that are better, these small tanks are probably better with artificial plants.
933073
This light is not bright enough for corals at all I tried it on my 90 gallon reef tank and had to get a different light
496643
It's pretty blue, great looking light though. Enough for most soft corals in a nano reef
1910787
Depends on the size of the tank, and how it's positioned. I'd say it would be a poor aquarium light though. It's more cosmetic lighting than anything.
543464
I would say yes to I Also have a standard 75 and use two. Most often I have it to 50% or less because it can be extreamly bright all my coral is thriving for a year now
1919317
Really depends on what you consider too bright. But compared to many other aquarium lights, this light should be on the lower brightness level.
1923322
It can deffinetly rest on the rims of the tank and is a sufficient light for that size tank as far as supporting those lps it could be strong enough but it may not be deepening on placement and the particular coral itself I've never had issues with my Acans or Duncan's both of which are on my sandbed but you never know every coral and every tank is different. Worth a shot id say its a great fixture. Good luck
1527576
I have mine on a 72 gal mixed reef, soft, lps and sps corals. I run the light full power, blue and white...everything seems to thrive.
1330744
The lighting will most definitely provide enough light. You may want to look at the bigger models to fit a 90 gallon though. This one fits up to 20gal long aquariums
1848856
Yea you can but start by hanging it high and the lowest possible setting on the led Brightness then as the weeks go by lower the lights then adjust the brightness slowly to make sure you don't bleach your corals
1797488
The 12 watt will probably not meet your needs if you have coral, but 2 would probably light most of your tank for visual purposes. I am guessing that you could only fit 3 over the surface area of the water. Depending on how high you hang them above your tank I am guessing 2 or 3 of the higher watt bulbs (I have a 54watt on my refuguim and my colt corals are thriving there) would support some corals.If you are using a Bio-cube hood these will not fit under it.
1266406
For the corals I have (soft corals, mushrooms and LPS corals) it has worked great, they love it. Not recommended for SMS you would need lights with more watts. I hope this helps.
1333912
Might be a little big for a 2g tank and powerful, id suggest a robot led lamp or something smaller as this is a 24w lamp and quite powerful to penetrate deep water.
122629
Yes but if you have the lights for coral the extra layer will dim the amount of lighting reaching the tank up to 15% and even more if you don't frequently clean it. Some glass types are better then other