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Hi all! After many years of hanging my nose over marine tanks I'm finally in a position to be starting one.
Tank is in place and the live rock went in 2 days ago to begin cycling. I'm now turning my attention to lighting. LFS has recommended the Razor 5, and I'm just having a look at what is available second hand. I need 180w for my tank according to him but probably would not use the full power. (Tank is an Aqua One 300, 39"x24x20 ).
I do intend on having corals, but have not yet decided what.
Would this:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/263329567228
at 160w be sufficient or would I definitely need the 180w?
There's also a 300w local but that would be too much?
Pics of Tank below (if I loaded them right!)
The rock is in but I can't seem to get the aquascaping to my liking just yet. I figured that as long as it's in and cycling for now, I can aquascape over the next couple of weeks until it looks right! (Suggestions welcomed)
Tank is in place and the live rock went in 2 days ago to begin cycling. I'm now turning my attention to lighting. LFS has recommended the Razor 5, and I'm just having a look at what is available second hand. I need 180w for my tank according to him but probably would not use the full power. (Tank is an Aqua One 300, 39"x24x20 ).
I do intend on having corals, but have not yet decided what.
Would this:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/263329567228
at 160w be sufficient or would I definitely need the 180w?
There's also a 300w local but that would be too much?
Pics of Tank below (if I loaded them right!)
The rock is in but I can't seem to get the aquascaping to my liking just yet. I figured that as long as it's in and cycling for now, I can aquascape over the next couple of weeks until it looks right! (Suggestions welcomed)
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it looks like you've got plenty of rock, and selection of shapes/sizes. I would try to set it up to have a couple swim throughs for fish and better flow.



