Light fixure for corals
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Holygral
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Maxspect Razor LED
Azn_gq
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manbeast
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Taotronic TT-AL16's inexpensive and a built in timer can't be beat for $200
TaoTronics® TT-AL16 120w Dimmable Timmer Led Aquarium Light Coral Reef Tank Light with Moonlights,Dimmable with Inner Digital Timer, Optical lens in High Par Value (Dimmable and Timmer)
http://amzn.com/B00COG41H6
TaoTronics® TT-AL16 120w Dimmable Timmer Led Aquarium Light Coral Reef Tank Light with Moonlights,Dimmable with Inner Digital Timer, Optical lens in High Par Value (Dimmable and Timmer)
http://amzn.com/B00COG41H6
kdpuffer
Aquarium Advice Addict
I've heard only good reviews about taotronics. I personally have pharos LEDs. The maxspec razr is nice and slim but the length can be an issue. They may have come out with a longer one but when I was looking at lights the razor was to short for a four foot tank.
manbeast
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When picking up frags on a craigslist deal one time the seller had a razor over a 4 foot tank and was using the side brackets that the light comes with, and due to the fixture being so thin it it sagged in the middle, it was a really unattractive look
kdpuffer
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I've also seen them on four foot tanks and the light coverage wasn't very good. On a shorter tank they look nice. Also don't like the ballast/driver. It's HUGE
