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Old 10-14-2014, 05:23 PM   #1
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Can i have some opinions on the Marineland double bright LED light for a planted tank, i would really like to buy one.


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Can i have some opinions on the Marineland double bright LED light for a planted tank, i would really like to buy one.


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Their are cheaper and better lights out there. Have you looked into the Finnex or beamswork leds?

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Its only 40 dollars where they're being sold near me


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For the 18" one right?

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it wont support most coral your better off with this light it will support everything

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I don't have coral, just a couple of plants.


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that marineland would be fine for that
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Its fine, at least i know not to use it for saltwater now.


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I depends on what size tank we are talking. For a 10 gallon you'll be fine but anything deeper then that I'm not sure it will even support plants even if they are low light.

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