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Old 04/03/2007, 07:45 PM
cdcq12 cdcq12 is offline
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Lighting Requirements

I'm looking to put together a 40 gallon prop tank and I was wondering what kind of lighting and how much as far as wattage I would need. I want to do hard corals, which would require more light but how much? And I also have some softies in my nano right now. Would it be bad to frag them in the same 40?
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Old 04/05/2007, 05:36 PM
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I'm also setting up a 40 breeder frag tank with stoney corals. I haven't decided between t5's a MH 150. Anything less than that will not promote growth.
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Old 04/05/2007, 05:44 PM
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Well the guy at my LFS is going to hook me up with metal halides, but I don't want to buy something thats too big for what I'm going to use it for. cwklinge, I would love some advice on setup if you wouldn't mind! =)
 


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