Lighting for 125 Gallon

uf_gators · May 5, 2013

U should check out reef breeders a new 48in. series is coming. I have on order the proton32, and 2 year warranty is a plus !
also there should be another Group buy coming up for May.

Chris

ddaddy2420 · May 5, 2013

I have the photon 32 on a 48" standard 90 gallon. I couldn't be more happy. Colors are amazing and my growth is awesome. Plus it's controllable so u don't need any controllers, just set and forget about it. Comes with a ceiling mount.

uf_gators · May 5, 2013

Gladfelter said:
Any suggestions for lighting for my 125. I have a budget for the light from $400-600. Currently I have been considering the Odyssea 72" Metal Halide combo with T5 atinics. It runs $429.

Of course I have gotten lots of mixed reviews about any odyssea lights.

Any suggestions on a light in that price range or anyone used one of the combo Odyssea lights before?

Get in on the group buy for this month, and your budget should still be in check even if you went with 2 ( proton 24in. ) fixtures. or just 1 48in. the group buy saved me 30 bucks.... also thats shipped to you, not shipping added on. also you can order extra led's and optics too ! just keep a eye out in the next week for the group buy start here :Reef Breeders

Gladfelter · May 8, 2013

The final decision and order placed is........Three AI Sols and Controller!

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cee · May 8, 2013

Glad you found a lighting solution that works for you.

Gladfelter · May 8, 2013

I nearly went with reef breeders but I ended up getting three AI Sols and.a controller for $850. Two reefbreeders photon 36s with timers was going to be like $910. I think I still may get.one of their full spectrum fixtures just for a frag tank

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Rob.D · May 8, 2013

Your going to love your lights. Be patient with the controller, it might take a while to figgure it out.

CoryC · May 8, 2013

yeah start them low, acclimate your corals, low light is always better than too much! luckily leds make this easy, you'll probably want to keep the light more on the blue side, too much white can really bleach them quickly.