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Equipment Discussion Related To Pumps, Lights, Skimmers, Powerheads And Other Equipment. |
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Egg
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![]() So I'm thinking of making a LED hood for a bio cube 29gal. In hopes to be able to keep coral in my tank. I'm thinking of having 200 to 250 LEDs with half of them blue light 450 nM and the other half white light 6000 to 8000k. I think this will give me 13 to 15 watts of light. I know this is about half the watts as the compact tubes the system comes with but dose this matter? Dose anyone have see any problems with this idea. I all ready know that saltwater is a good conductor.
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Egg
Join Date: Feb 2014
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![]() Great idea.
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![]() Sounds good ; how are you making this hood out of what material. Are you modifying an old hood . where are you getting the LED S
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Egg
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![]() Not diy LED lighting for aquarium, especially saltwater tank if you don't want to
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Keeping fish is very happy, I have started with a 10-gallon fish tank and then I understand I need a 20 gallon fish tank to keep the tank ideal for fish then I decide to buy a new 55 gallon fish tank |
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