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Carey liveaquaria.com has the white tail bristletooth tangs in stock again I just ordered on from them. I remember me and you having a conversation about them forever ago.
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=3130&ref=4620&subref=AA&cmpid=E-_-TR-_-Stock-_-P1
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I want to take the lid off and run a PAR38 or equivalent bulb over the tank. It just has softies but I want to put LPS and other corals in as well. Anyone know what bulb and mount they would use? I would like to be able to dim it as well. I have an orphek Atlantik on my 55 but I haven't ever...
Sorry just noticed it was saying in conjunction with the LEDs you have. I would get at least a 4foot fixture so you have the proper coverage. Plus reflectors play a big role in T5 lighting since it's not at all directional without them.
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No where near enough. Grab two ebay led fixtures. I'll attach a link.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/130945201662?redirect=mobile
This fixture will grow anything you'd like. Even one will get you by but you'll need two.
The marineland fixture is powered with 1watt LEDs instead of 3 watt so they don't...
Old bulbs? Plus the tank will read no phosphates or nitrates because the hair algae will be consuming them so you may still have a source of phosphates or nitrates. Plus the dying corals flesh could be causing a nitrate problem that the algae is absorbing. My last gha outbreak I took the rocks...
I would replace it. $280 isn't too bad for the glass with holes drilled. My 210 was almost $1800 for the glass so you're still lower than the cost to replace it.
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No I ran two of them on my 55. You get the dimmables so that your lights will handle whatever you get into. I ran 4 on my 210 before I took it down. One way per gallon is awful low for a reef tank. LPS and SPS will demand much more light than that.
The main specs you're looking for is they should use quality LEDs like Cree or bridgelux. Quality drivers. And I like 3 watt LEDs. A ton of 1 watt leds won't penetrate like the 3 watt LEDs will. Also lens angle if they have them.
Most glass tanks are tempered on the bottom and shouldn't be drill. It will likely shatter. You can drill the back glass with no issues thought. Glass-holes.com sells complete overflow kits with the hole saw, box and everything. Just match the pump to the overflow.