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I suppose it really depends on a few things:
what size tank? what are you hoping to grow? There are quite a few lights available for smaller systems. Is it better/more powerful than them in any respect?
 
What are you hoping to do with the light? It definitely will not grow corals. It will be sufficient for fish.
 
I suppose it really depends on a few things:
what size tank? what are you hoping to grow? There are quite a few lights available for smaller systems. Is it better/more powerful than them in any respect?
It's a 10 gallon tank. It mainly has soft corals. Gsp, Kenya tree, other ones I don't know how to name.
 
What are you hoping to do with the light? It definitely will not grow corals. It will be sufficient for fish.
Oh. Ok. I have gsp, Kenya tree and other things. I was told it would be good for softies but not stony. What light would be rec. It's a 10g and budget friendly offers.
 
I wouldn't bother with this light.
Too late. It was a budget friendly option. Don't bother cause it will not grow corals? Or why? The gsp and Kenya tree seem happy. I do have some other corals but I would not be able to name them. What is a good, budget friendly light? It's a 10g.
 
Too late. It was a budget friendly option. Don't bother cause it will not grow corals? Or why? The gsp and Kenya tree seem happy. I do have some other corals but I would not be able to name them. What is a good, budget friendly light? It's a 10g.

It will not grow corals very well on anything larger than a 2 gallon tank imo. You would need two for a 10 gallon. The par values are simply too low. There are plenty of other cheap options that work better. What price range are you looking for?
 
It will not grow corals very well on anything larger than a 2 gallon tank imo. You would need two for a 10 gallon. The par values are simply too low. There are plenty of other cheap options that work better. What price range are you looking for?
Less than 100
 
84$
It will do fantastic


110
This will also do a great job
Nicrew hyper reef 100
 
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I'm using the hygger 30 watt on my 10g idk if it's growing anything yet but I have couple montipora digi hammer and they are doing pretty good so far
 
84$
It will do fantastic


110
This will also do a great job
Nicrew hyper reef 100
+1 on this light. I have a friend that is growing sps in a 20 gallon with two of these. The app is very easy to use as well. For less than $100 your tank will love this light.
 
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I agree with the above on the noopsyche. You could also do two fluval nano reef lights for the price though a single noopsyche would still be more powerful and cheaper
 
84$
It will do fantastic


110
This will also do a great job
Nicrew hyper reef 100
Thank you for the rec. What about a kessil 360? I found one at an affordable price.
 
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Yah, Noop K7 mini is going on a 16 gallon nano ill putting together sometime in the (hopefully ) near future.
 
What about a kessil a360. Someone has one affordable.
my thoughts as well. Due to the challenge involved and people jumping in and out of it our hobby gives an amazing opportunity to find good deals on lightly used, quality equipment.
IMO Amazon is probably the worst place to buy reefing junk.
 

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