biocube 32 growing question

[riche]

Im not new to s/w but going to get a biocube 32 and was wondering with the leds that come with this tank, will they be ok for zoas, hammers, and other lps and soft corals?

 

[nautical_nathaniel]

Im not new to s/w but going to get a biocube 32 and was wondering with the leds that come with this tank, will they be ok for zoas, hammers, and other lps and soft corals?

I think zoas will be okay if they are towards the top of your aquascape (closer to the light). Hammers and softies should be okay. Acans/Micromussa, Blastomussa, Scoly's, Lobophyllia, and other low light LPS corals should be okay as well.

 

[Krzydmnd]

Im not new to s/w but going to get a biocube 32 and was wondering with the leds that come with this tank, will they be ok for zoas, hammers, and other lps and soft corals?

I have a Steve's LED upgrade with bluefish controller for sale if interested. Pm me for more info if you are interested! It grows everything I've thrown at it including acros.

 

[Montiman]

Im not new to s/w but going to get a biocube 32 and was wondering with the leds that come with this tank, will they be ok for zoas, hammers, and other lps and soft corals?

This is my office Biocube with stock lights I have added 2 Hamilton actinic moonlight strips just to give it more blue but I think most people will be happy with the stock lights for a mixed reef.

 

[eraserhead187]

With the Steve's LED upgrade, you can pretty much grow anything. It's pricey, but it's amazing.

 

[dburke732]

I have a Steve's LED upgrade with bluefish controller for sale if interested. Pm me for more info if you are interested! It grows everything I've thrown at it including acros.

Still got the Steve’s?

 

[twelvefive]

Still got the Steve’s?

It's been almost 3 years homie