Led lights
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huma-huma
Aquarium Advice Addict
Kessil makes puck-style led lights. They are relatively expensive but a single unit can cover 4' width and sustain just about anything. If youre not wanting to spend that much money, you could try rapidled.com its a DIY led site. Just buy the materials then build it when it comes in
patrickriley2010
Aquarium Advice Addict
These are these great lights they even can simulate a lightning storm.
http://amzn.to/11PYOOq
In action here
http://youtu.be/4paGprGV2VM
And here
http://youtu.be/CZXFgRxgj34
I don't think they will sustain corals but I don't think you are having those anyways
huma-huma
Aquarium Advice Addict
patrickriley2010 said:
To the OP, make sure you take your time and do the research before buying your leds. They have purpose built leds for just about every aquarium situation. If you plan on corals at anytime, these fw leds wont do anything in terms of sustaining them. Youll notice that alot pf companies have "reef-ready" leds (which would be better suited for corals)
