I have a 90 Gal (48Lx18Wx24H) should one be enough. I have high light plants, pressurized C02 currently running 4 T5s.
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For a wide and deep tank with high light plants, you'll probably want two fixtures. One keeps medium light plants happy in a 72 bow.
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Get one of these (good enough for medium plant growth) plus a 48" Ray2 Daylight (much brighter colors and adds some additional light for that 90 gallon). I'm running this exact combo on my 72 bow front, and the daylight is a little too much to have on all the time for the loaches...
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We have one on our 55 gal. tank which is 48L x 12W x 20H. I would recommend you use two for enough light for your tank. One is adequate for our tank and much brighter than the flourescent fixture we had previously.
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One in addition to the 4 T5s would be plenty. I have mine on a 55 and I've been thinking of getting another. It's definitely a very bright light ,but I've seen a fair amount of stretching in some of my plants. For a 90 I'd definitely want two.
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Get the planted + and one monster ray. The m- ray will help photo and inhanse colers in your fish. Deep tanks need a littel more light. Finnex is a great light for the $ can't wate too buy eight more. Tanks-a-lot. Steve.
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I purchased this for a friend running no fertz or co2 on a 55g. It's bright but leaves dark zones. My personal tank has 4 ho t5s and I feel that to gain the same light you would need two of these
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I run the FX5 on my 125 planted aquarium same as the FX6, I love it , the 406 would the job cause it's for 100gal tank but w plants , the bigger the better , clean it once a month n change carbon , plus it gives u more options media , FX6 in my opinion is the way to go
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I only have a 29 gallon and my tank is loving the lights. My personal opinion is that it would be better to run two with a 60 gallon. Current is great though. You will love it!
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The 10 watt is too much for your tank. I had mine in a 3 gal and it was too warm.
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I have 36" wide 75 gallon tank and I have one of these up. Had it about 2 months my corals are doing ok so far. I have mostly soft corals and a few lps corals. I've noticed my soft corals have lost some color right under the light so its a little stronger than my 150w metal halide. Any wider and I would suggest 2 of these though as the light drops off pretty fast on the edges of my tank, but my soft corals are ok with that
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You'll need one more if you have live plants. If heavily planted, I suggest to fill all three slots, one red and two white strips or red, blue and white. If it's a fish only tank, just the single strip that comes with the package should be enough.
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I ran mine in a 20 long and it worked fine for me. I have torch , acans , blastomusa , zoanthids , brain favia , leptastrea , daisy polyp corals with plenty of flow for them. I switched to a 30 gallon and I need 2 for that tank.
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I would echo what the others have said. Although it's a great light, it's probably not the right light for a planted tank. Unplanted tank that size, I say 2 would be enough.
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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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This light does VERY well, I have dwarf grass, moneywort, telanthera (think that is how it is spelled) among others that require high light and they thrive with this light. I say start with 1 and see how it goes, no matter how much light you have you will always want a c02 system as it really is a requirement for the plants just like food is for your fish so keep that in mind as well if you want a really gorgeous planted tank!
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Absolutely overkill for a 5 gallon tank. You need a 50watt at most. A 150watt would likely cook the little guppies.
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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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One should be more than enough...I filled up my 20 gallon with a little to spare
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Depends on what you have in the tank and the length. 4 foot wide fish only two 24" light pack will do. If you have coral you would probly want 4 24" minimum. High lighting coral need 3-4 watts per gallon. Most coral 2-3 watts per gallon will do.
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For a plant tank I would go with their higher output lights made for plants, this would work in a 50-60 gallon tank with lower light requirements, and is very bright to say the least, could not hurt to try it.
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I got a 90 gallon and I got 4 cubic feet but I can go with 5 you can go with 3 to 4
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My tank is 50g. It's ok for me. Your tank is almost double in size. In my opinion for medium high lighting, this light may not be sufficient.