I have a 75 gallon tank with 2 fluval sea marines. One of them is a 59 watt. And the other is the 46 watt. Is this could enough lighting for anemones and easier sps coral? I have the lights at 100 during mid day and turn blue lights on at night. Any more light recommendations that won’t break my wallet? Oh the tank is probably about 24 inches deep
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Honestly, not. These are basic blue and white
Look at T-5 lighting or a pair of Aqua-illumination hydra 26 or prime
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Simple...Salt, Water, LR, Lighting and Flow.
I'd say not enough. I have a 59 watt Fluval 3.0 LED which I think is the one you have, along with 2 four foot T5's on my 90g. In my case this is enough for Nem's , softies and LPS . I use the Fluval purely as a supplement to T5, to add a bit of shimmer and simulate a dusk/dawn.
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They should be fine. Are they both 3.0 versions?
CanuckReefer
Simple...Salt, Water, LR, Lighting and Flow.
My Canuck antithesis lol.... seems to work for you so maybe I'm incorrect.
Sleeping Giant
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Lol, I suppliment like you do, but if I had 2 of the 3.0's I'd probably not use a florescent or not as many.
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I think that the Fluval marine led 3.0 is actually the most slept on lighting in reefing. Although I find a lot of people in reefing don't use too much Fluval (Hagen) products and in my opinion they do a good job at making great products at decent prices.
I've been around freshwater aquariums most of my childhood and everything was run with Fluval (Hagen) products, obviously there has been major improvements in fishkeeping, but for the value, availability and great manufacturing they are still a big leader in the aquarium world... obviously this is my opinion, others may not agree.
I've been around freshwater aquariums most of my childhood and everything was run with Fluval (Hagen) products, obviously there has been major improvements in fishkeeping, but for the value, availability and great manufacturing they are still a big leader in the aquarium world... obviously this is my opinion, others may not agree.
