Nano led lighting advice

[jared.ganesan]

Hi guys I'm in the process of setting up my first nano reef tank. My question is about lighting for a softie setup aimed at beginner coral like zoanthids, acans etc . I have purchased two non-dimmable E27 led bulbs. They are rated at 12w each. They each have two blue 450nm-460nm and two uv 390nm - 405nm leds. My question is whether the uv would be too much and harm the corals? Thanks in advance

 

[Retro Reefer]

Welcome to R2R!! Not familiar with that bulb but at such a low output you should be fine, 390-405 is just in the visible range it may help improve photosynthesis and make your corals fluoresce more.

 

[BestMomEver]

I know little to nothing about lighting other than the ones hanging over my tanks, but I want to welcome you to R2R!

 

[jared.ganesan]

Welcome to R2R!! Not familiar with that bulb but at such a low output you should be fine, 390-405 is just in the visible range it may help improve photosynthesis and make your corals fluoresce more.

Thank you for the welcome and input [emoji3].

 

[jared.ganesan]

Thank you for the warm welcome [emoji3][emoji108]

I know little to nothing about lighting other than the ones hanging over my tanks, but I want to welcome you to R2R!

 

[Lasse]

This is a good light -Coral Box Moon LED Plus. However - be careful with the white LEDs - they are very powerful in this fixture.

Sincerely Lasse

 

[jared.ganesan]

This is a good light -Coral Box Moon LED Plus. However - be careful with the white LEDs - they are very powerful in this fixture.

Sincerely Lasse

Thank you [emoji4]