Reef Radiance led light..OMG..What a light....

Well, I just checked my online FedEx delivery manager and it shows two packages from Rick. One that is 1lbs., which I am assuming is the fuge light, has been picked up and is scheduled for Wednesday delivery. Then there is another that is 27lbs., which I assume is my 240, has had a label created but says it has not been picked up yet...I hope it did not get left behind!...lol
 
Well, I just checked my online FedEx delivery manager and it shows two packages from Rick. One that is 1lbs., which I am assuming is the fuge light, has been picked up and is scheduled for Wednesday delivery. Then there is another that is 27lbs., which I assume is my 240, has had a label created but says it has not been picked up yet...I hope it did not get left behind!...lol

Mine said the same thang but it also said in FedEx possession
 
Hi zwulfke,

thanks for the call - i have been dealing with movers all day and it was a nice break to talk to a fellow hobbyist. You will love the 180 over your tank!

Rick
 
HI KS_REEFTANK,

I KNOW YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE BUT WE DONT KNOW YOU BY YOUR NAME ON THE SITE.....(-:

PLEASE EMAIL ME AT [email protected] WITH YOUR PAYPAL NAME AND I WILL CHECK what the heck THE OFFICE AND LET YOU KNOW TOMORROW.

I CAN SAY THAT WE HAVE A SHIPMENT OF THIS LIGHT EN ROUTE AND I ASSUME YOU WILL BE GETTING ONE AS YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING A WHILE.

RICK
 
Hi carlosngloria - let me know who you are (paypal name) and what you ordered.

We will see about getting instructions emailed to you.

Rick
 
I just got my 180 yesterday! I do have a question for everyone. I'm switching out a set of reef breeders that are like the it2040 with the 180 to get better coverage. The coloring between the 2 is slightly different, the reef breeder is more heavy blue/purple, vs the 180 is more natural daylight...and yes this is with all channels power being the same. My question is, would I need to reacclimate my corals to the 180? Due to the different coloring?
 
Here's a pic of what I mean, note the coloring difference on the wall just below the light. All channels set to 100 in this picture for comparison.
 
I just got my 180 yesterday! I do have a question for everyone. I'm switching out a set of reef breeders that are like the it2040 with the 180 to get better coverage. The coloring between the 2 is slightly different, the reef breeder is more heavy blue/purple, vs the 180 is more natural daylight...and yes this is with all channels power being the same. My question is, would I need to reacclimate my corals to the 180? Due to the different coloring?

Hi Dawguy,

If you mean the Reef Breeders Photon 16 - it is the Evergrow IT2040 - as ReefBreeders buys the Evergrow and puts their name on it. We sell this exact same light - so I am familiar with it. ( of course ReefBreeders has a different layout then we on this light ) There are a whole lot of factors that go into your question -however in absence of an PAR meter - I would take a picture of your tank with the Evergrows over it and when you mount the LUMENTEK lights - match that apparent intensity visually - then back down 10% and watch your coral and raise it 5-10% weekly until you hit the sweet spot - where the coral are fully extended and colorful - and shown no signs of stress - and hold it there.

One of the biggest challenges we face as hobbyists is trying to change lighting - since light is the " food " that the photosynthetic algae that live in your coral need - this is somewhat like trying to improve your personal nutritional regimen - without knowing what you ate before. I know as I was a Certified Nutritionist for 20 years and know how difficult this would be.

I always suggest getting PAR values throughout your tank and then simply match your new lights to this and you coral will respond very well.

In absence of a PAR meter - like the Seneye PAR meter - I would follow my directions above and you will be fine.

Rick
 

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