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Yeah I believe Brian nailed it on the head. The satellite+ is a great light for the price. Allot of fun and I found it for$89. Fish seem to love it as I can dum the lights on and off with the sunrise/sunset and other features, not as much of a shock when the lights come on. Still reserving...

Thank you! I appreciate the links. I didn't know they sold the ad ons for it. That will be nice to know if I decide to upgrade Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Found the model we are talking about at my lfs for $89. Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Awesome! Most of what I have in the tank are low light already. My concern was with the color spectrum. I have been using the full spectrum so far but wasn't sure how well it was set. Nice to hear from two people that already have the same fixture Where could i get the add on lights? Do you...

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The light is a 24" Current Satelite LED+ 18w 1000 lumen with 48 6500k white LED's and 24 RGB full spectrum LEDs Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I just bought a full spectrum LED light for my planted 36 bow front. Any advice on setting up the lights and how to properly adjust tree light values would be greatly appreciated! Sent from my HTC6500LVW using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Prob with a remote dimmer and a timer. The Web site says 1 per 24 inches, but it seems awful small. Of course, i understand you're not trying to completely light up the tank, but at the same time it doesn't seem like a whole lit

I want to create a "true" lunar light set up in my tank. I'm looking to s closely simulate the lunar light spectrum as possible. I have a 55gal 48"x12"x12" tank. I have foods some lights I'm interested in, but I'm not real sure which spectrum and how many I need. The light specs I'm looking at...

Awesome, i want sure how much i could trim the lilies without hurting them. I try to leave the stems just because the angel and rainbow shark love swimming through them. How tall does the micro sword grow?

Please do! That's the way I have been leaning towards. I'm really trying to find the shortest and best spreading cover I can as my tank is viewable from both sides.

Thank you! Still filling in. I'm thinking of starting a"grass" bed. I still haven't decided on a good cover yet, and I'm open to suggestions.

I just wanted to thank everyone who chimed in last week to help me out with advice on my tank especially -rivercats. A little update, i now have the nitrates in the tank under control (10ppm). And the fish and the plants both couldn't seem happier. Unfortunately I lost am angelfish in the...

Thank you! Sounds like I've got quite a bit of work to do! Lol. I'll update when I get all of my corrections made. Kind of funny, doesn't matter how much you read, there's always something more to learn. I love it that i can get real world experience from people that have been there. THANK YOU!!

Awesome, thank you!

Awesome, that's what i was wondering. Just wasn't sure if the conditioners worked as well as they say they do. Hard to believe they can remove the chlorine that quickly!

k, thank you! I appreciate the help. This is exactly why I started this thread. I obviously have a lot more to learn. Do you trust the chemicals that say they"immediately"remove chlorine? I really don't see any other way to do this large of water changes without harming the fish. Any suggestions?

what is IMO?

Ok, i appreciate it. I'm testing closer to 40ppm now (hard to tell exactly, color chart jumps from 40 to 80) i will start back on the water changes. Obviously, i don't have any water prepped right now since I didn't plan on another change today. I have Seachem Prime that says it"immediately"...

Oh...everything I read previously said hard shifts in nitrates in either direction could cause nitrate poisoning. I just did a change this morning. I will do another after testing where the levels are now. Tested before water change but haven't tested since. I could be mistaken, but everything...