is one 48-60 inch sufficient for a 90 gallon mixed. I have mushrooms, zoas, Kenya tree coral, and ricordea.
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This light fixture is great. It is bright enough that my blood shrimp stays hidden most of the time during the day. The timer and effects are really really nice as well. I have this light on a 90 gal rr. When I had my polyps (fish or shrimp picked them clean), they did great with this light.
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I have a real REEF light on my 125 gallon and that light is extremely bright. Where this light would be best on a fish only or in my case a fish only with live rock.
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I would sayou no I have a 90 gal and have to run a 48 " florescent as well.it is dim with just the orbit your zoas my be ok with only a single light .
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Maybe... I am not real sure. I have some mushrooms, green star polyps, and xenia. The xenia not doing so well. Everything else seems fine, but I have only had them in there for about 1 week. I have 2 on a 84" x 30" x24"
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Depends on how wide your tank is. The light will only expand to reach over 60". However the light itself is only 48" wide. I do have the same light over my corals and they seem to love it. I definitely love and recomend the light
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It should be ok but you will need 2 of them. They don't put out a ton of light but with 2 you should be ok as they are dimmable. Or, buy just one and decide after you try it if you want another. I have an 80 gallon at work and have 3, once is only running blue and the other 2 are at 100 blue and 55 white. With a smaller tank you have to remember you have less LEDs too.
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I have a 65 gal (36" wide, 24" high, 18" deep) mixed reef (including fish, clams, sps, lps and a few softies) and have 2 36-48" units, obviously affixed as 36". Everything is great especially my maxima and derasa clams, euphillia, Birdsnest, all lps great. Oddly the softies don't grow as fast. I love the lights, you could start with one unit and add more later if u want.
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Check the size specifications. There are some that can fit 36" fish tanks. The one I aquired was under the specification of 48" - 60". But checking amazon web site there are models that fit 36" - 48".
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I would suggest something a little longer and wider but it really depends on the size of the snake. Your average 40 gallon aquarium would work nicely.
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You would need the 48" to properly span the tank. The 36" would not cover the whole length and would have to sit on top of the glass.
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This model is good up to 48 gallon aquariums. We have larger ones listed if this model is too small.
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You may want to go bigger. I currently have mine going up four feet with a " return line, a 13-piece section of loc line, and a tee to a small DIY reactor. It's just powerful enough, in my opinion, and I have a 90-gallon tank (with two power heads).
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If you're looking at a 20" lid no. It all also depends on how yours is braced and what size ours is, but two of the 36" lids for the 40 breeder aquariums should do the trick for a 72x18 aquarium
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It'll probably be too tall. I have a 36 gallon tank and it's too talk for my tank.
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I have two on my forty eight inch tank which covers the entirety of the tank, placing one may not be enough depending on the corals you play on the edges of the tank. Currently I have brains, pegoda cups, hammers, polpys, mushrooms, sponges and birdnests corals. All are doing very well at 2/3 volume. I started off with half volume on the lights to get the corals acclimated. The plugs are your typical 120 volt 3 prong plugs that works with any normal household outlet.
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I have 3 tanks and find it best to have one on each side for my larger tanks 155 and 265. I have only one on my 55 gallon. I would go with one large on one side and see how that does, it wont hurt to add a smaller one one the right side if needed.
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If you are planning a low maintenance tank then the 36" fixture should be sufficient. If you are going high tech then I'd go for the 48" because of the depth of your tank. If you don't know the difference between the two then you need to do a bit of research first.
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Depends what you are keeping. For a coral tank with few to none sps, 1 650 should be just fine, I'd start there. If you decide you need more, just add another later on.
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I have a 45 gallon. Your best bet is to find out how many inches deep & wide your tank is.
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Depending on if u have a lot of sps corals. I have 2 on my 72. U need at least 2 three would be better. They are VERY bright so make sure you acclimate or soft corals can get damaged. Also my anemones did not like the intensity and moved around a lot once I put mine up and got to 100%.
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you would have dark areas on the sides. 1 48"-60" would be perfect. Possibly a 36-48