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Need lights for my canopy
Looking to buy some lighting for my 72" canopy for 150G tank. Not looking for metal halides, too much energy. Just need some basic lighting for my daughters tank. Flourescent or power compact, something like that. Not too expensive, but in good shape and dependable. Ready to buy, so give me some offers. Sick of spending so much on new ones. Thanks!
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bump
Still looking for some lights to go in this canopy. Nobody has any? Not MH.
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pm sent
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Look into T5's. Lots of light and not much heat. Lower cost for replacement bulbs also.
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Yea, you could do T-5's. Get 2 icecap 430 ballasts, end caps, and the bulbs and the reflectors.
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i have 8 t5 HO's over my 220 and i wont go back. They are unbelievable.
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sent you a PM.
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I have a 6' enclosure with 4 96watt pc's. It will take me a day or so to get some pics if you're interested. It is black plastic with vents.
Will make a reasonable deal if you're looking for something in this ball park. I picked it up with a used tank a couple years ago and never used it. The original owner kept corals under it (LPS & softies) but while I wouldn't recommend it for SPS, clams, etc. it would be fine for softs or FOWLR. Paul
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1slapnuts,
I just posted the fixture and if you're interested you have first dibs. http://archive.reefcentral.com/forum...hreadid=840840 Paul
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lu·te·fisk (lôô'tə-fĭsk') n. A traditional Scandinavian dish prepared by soaking air-dried cod in a lye solution for several weeks, a process that gives the dish its gelatinous consistency. |
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