Hello all. I have approximately 40 gallon refugium. It consists of cheato and red blade algae, live rock rubble, and deep fine sandbed. I would like to know a good reliable light for it. Please explain why you like it.
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I've been using the Kessil H380 for a while now and absolutely love it. It has been tested to hit the red and blue spectrum for chlorophyll A and B absorption perfectly. And its powerful enough to compete against your display tank lighting for nutrients. It does come in at a higher price however. I've also seen very good reviews of the UFO grow lights on amazon which run around 40 to 60 bucks.Hello all. I have approximately 40 gallon refugium. It consists of cheato and red blade algae, live rock rubble, and deep fine sandbed. I would like to know a good reliable light for it. Please explain why you like it.
How do you guys feel about the new Kessil H80? It looks like a nice little compact light perfect for smaller sump refugiums.
I would do the H160, I have the trigger 30 and the H80 wasn't cutting it for me.I have a Trigger Sapphire 34 sump which has a 10" x 14" refugium area. Do you think an H80 will be sufficient?

