Would this light work for anemones and hard corals? Or just soft corals?
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For your information this light work for anemones,hard corals,soft corals and clams.
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I would say yes and maybe too much light depending on coral and what size you are using. I have 1 on a 100 gallon soft coral only and it is enough.
800458
Some owners say it is good for LPS and soft corals. As for SPS, we may need better lighting.
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You will want to purchase the product that is the closest length of your aquarium so the lights extend all the way across. If you want the light to only cover the width of your aquarium then yes this particular size will do that. Personally I wish I had bought the longer / larger product. This light works great and supports coral growth and health but I have to rotate it around my tank throughout the day to ensure al my corals get the light they require.
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YES if you hang the light 12 inches or higher and you put your light demanding corals more towards the middle ... put lower light demanding corals more towards the end of the tank .. side note: these leds pin point light so be very careful acclimating coral
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it works well with my soft corals so i would think it would benefit your plants
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It should provide adequate coverage. PRoviding you come up with a good mounting solution for the light. You may need to arrange your coral and such in the center of the tank.
52043
For small corals yes it will... But I would get brighter so u wouldn't have to uograde in the future
106987
Low like, easy corals. You should look at getting the 48-60" version or finding another light that uses true 5w leds.
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Hi Jose... No, you would need the fluorescent light as well. This led isn't powerful enough by itself to sustain your corals.
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Hi Jennifer. I think 1 light should be good enough. I have a 150G 5x2x2 feet and I have 2 lights and it looks good. Make sure that you hang the light about 12" above the water level so it has good coverage and doesn't bleach the corals. I turned mines to 60% on both blue and white and some of my corals were bleaching badly. I then reduced it down to around 40% for both and the color return slowly and my frogspawn is loving it. Good luck.
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This light is for a Marine (Saltwater) setup. TrueLumen makes a freshwater LED light also, just check out their website for the details!
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You could use it for saltwater but the lighting may not be proper for what you plan on putting in the tank. It may not be suitable for corals or live rock.
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Very low wattage. Somewhere between 10 and 20 I would think. I dont know the exact specs. Think of this as a moonlight. Corals like it night. The white light part of it only does a little illumination. Not for regular coral growth for sure.
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Yes absolutely. Since the led light stick is not submersible it can light either fresh water as well as marine. For planted aquariums I find that just one stick/strip supplies more than enough light to keep hardy green plants healthy and happy. I love this light!
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I use this for my salt water tank and it gives plenty of bright light. Might need to research more if you are going to do plants but for fish and many types of salt water corals it is great.
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It's definitely strong enough. I have a 75 gallon tank full of corals and they are thriving. I'm very happy with this light.