56 gal cube 30"Lx18"deepX 23" from top to sand bed, should I get 1 or 2 units for all types of corals, amy body tried the new PRO version
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My tank is 17" tall, and the light is so strong I only use it at 65%. I think you would be fine with one at 80-100%
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Unit is 16" long X 8.5" wide X 2.5" deep I have 2 on my 72gal mixed reef bowfront
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depends on the size of your tank i have a 7 gallon reef tank i bought the pf15 for and i love it you can slow the rate down and all my corals are fine aquatop seems to make a nice pump to fit the sizes you need i am happy i bought mine hope this helps
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I only have a 29 gallon and my tank is loving the lights. My personal opinion is that it would be better to run two with a 60 gallon. Current is great though. You will love it!
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I have fish and soft corals. My config is 1 white and 4 blue. This was also the recommendation of my local aquarium store.
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I have a corner reef tank (92G). Purchase the 36" version of this if you have zooanthids and SPS coral. If you have LPS, then you will need to get a 36" and a 24" running simultaneously.
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The 12 watt will probably not meet your needs if you have coral, but 2 would probably light most of your tank for visual purposes. I am guessing that you could only fit 3 over the surface area of the water. Depending on how high you hang them above your tank I am guessing 2 or 3 of the higher watt bulbs (I have a 54watt on my refuguim and my colt corals are thriving there) would support some corals.If you are using a Bio-cube hood these will not fit under it.
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The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I... » Read More The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. « Show Less
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I have mine on a 72 gal mixed reef, soft, lps and sps corals. I run the light full power, blue and white...everything seems to thrive.
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Hi Jennifer. I think 1 light should be good enough. I have a 150G 5x2x2 feet and I have 2 lights and it looks good. Make sure that you hang the light about 12" above the water level so it has good coverage and doesn't bleach the corals. I turned mines to 60% on both blue and white and some of my corals were bleaching badly. I then reduced it down to around 40% for both and the color return slowly and my frogspawn is loving it. Good luck.
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2 light fixtures are necessary for full coverage on a 48" tank. i've owned these for almost a year with no problems and all corals are thriving!
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No, actually the blue spectrum is great for coral growth. It should be around the 450nm range for the blues which corals use. The only issue might be having note enough light for a ten gallon, as far as wattage. I would consider another unit if possible. It might be ok for softies, or possibly lps coral. I used mine on a small 12x12x12 cube. Hope that helps!
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I used 4 bricks for my 55 gallon hermit crab tank and it got the depth to about 4 inches deep, makes a lot
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You would need a stronger lite for a tank that size of you wish to have corals . Fish only might be ok
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Depending on if u have a lot of sps corals. I have 2 on my 72. U need at least 2 three would be better. They are VERY bright so make sure you acclimate or soft corals can get damaged. Also my anemones did not like the intensity and moved around a lot once I put mine up and got to 100%.
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If you are doing a reef tank, I would go with 2 units, if its just saltwater fish with artificial plants and stuff, you could probably get away with 1 unit. I am looking to maybe upgrade to something like that, I have looked at a 47 Gallon bowfront, and would add another unit, and maybe play around with lowering the light level, or cutting back the white LED levels some. Under full blue LED's only, everything in my tank takes on completely different colors, and glows a bright blue, pretty cool at night sometimes.
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My 24 gal is 36 x 12 and supports my lps and sps coral growth. The light has a setting for maximum coral growth and that is what I keep it on.