Would one fixture be sufficient for a 92 gallon corner reef tank?
1585873
I have 36" wide 75 gallon tank and I have one of these up. Had it about 2 months my corals are doing ok so far. I have mostly soft corals and a few lps corals. I've noticed my soft corals have lost some color right under the light so its a little stronger than my 150w metal halide. Any wider and I would suggest 2 of these though as the light drops off pretty fast on the edges of my tank, but my soft corals are ok with that
1585874
I would not buy this fixture at all, I bought two but barely bright my 90 gallon tank. I had to returned them and paid for shipping cost. I bought 4 DYSun "cindy@dsuny.com.cn" panels and they are a lot better, they are from HongKong but only took 2 days to get here in U.S
1585875
It would depend on the deminsions. If by corner you mean its more of s square shape than rectangle, I would think it would be fine. Mine lights the entire length of my 40 gallon breeder reef tank just fine. It is very bright so I wouldn't worry too much about the depth.
1585876
Get two. I love mine. No problems with the lights or the company. My corals and fish are doing amazing. Was definately worth the money.
1585877
I have two for a 125gal. I have it split into three sections. Two for sps with lights and one for nps without lights. The short answer is it might be depending on how you set it up and what you want to grow. If you want to fill most of your tank with sps you will probably want two. I'm very happy with mine.
1585878
My suggestion is get a better light. Mine blew out after 2 months and they made me pay for shipping and would not send one first so my corals did not suffer. After 2 weeks they sent back a used one and will not respond to me about this issue. Horrible company. Do yourself a favor pay an extra hundred and get the real thing. Also if you do get it 1 per 65 gallons I believe. So you would need 2. Again be warned about this company.
34712
you will need a top of some sort (glass). The Finnex fixtures come with legs that attach to the corners of the tank.
1251137
Depends on the size of the tank. Would recommend two fixtures of the 16" model for a 4 footer, and one fixtures of the 24" model for a 3 footer. Hope this helps!
751179
Depends what you are keeping. For a coral tank with few to none sps, 1 650 should be just fine, I'd start there. If you decide you need more, just add another later on.
1302524
I would say yes... I have it on my 75 gallon tank and it is brite in every corner. love the light :)
1564213
I have the 36" myself on a 40 gallon reef. They are aupported by the side of the glass, so idk how they would fit on a corner tank. I would suggest something that would hang and possible more than one for a tank your size. A 36" would probably not be enough for 96 gallons. It works great in my 40, so if say you would need 2 if you went this way.
872202
If you are planning a low maintenance tank then the 36" fixture should be sufficient. If you are going high tech then I'd go for the 48" because of the depth of your tank. If you don't know the difference between the two then you need to do a bit of research first.
1216380
You'll need one more if you have live plants. If heavily planted, I suggest to fill all three slots, one red and two white strips or red, blue and white. If it's a fish only tank, just the single strip that comes with the package should be enough.
978283
Yes this light is good for this situation however if you have corals you will need to go to a different light. Its only a 48 watt light so i would at least go double watts to 96watts. This light would be adequate for Fish Only or FISH ONLY WITH LIVE ROCK.
266610
It would be more than sufficient for your situation. You'll need to be cautious to acclimate your corals to the LEDs. Start out with them very dim, and work up over a period of a couple months. I'd also suggest getting your hands on a Par meter (maybe from a local reeding club). Then you'd have statistical data as to how much light you're getting with each setting in various parts of your tank...
1343434
Unlikely, unless you plan on keeping plants that thrive in low light. This light is primarily for fish only tanks, and you'll need two side by side to obtain sufficient light.
1132757
The 16 inch fixture would be the best fit. Just a heads up that with such a small volume, and being only 10 inches deep, that is very high light for that aquarium. Adding Co2, and ferts will raise the maintenance needed, along with the headache and pain of dosing a pico tank with CO2.
1096814
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!
1122400
I would echo what the others have said. Although it's a great light, it's probably not the right light for a planted tank. Unplanted tank that size, I say 2 would be enough.
1952482
Sure, you could do that. Heck, on my 75 gallon (that I have 2 of these fixture on) I took everything off, and just put the lights on, no glass cover or anything. I did make a little blind for the top of the tank. Remember, these lights will be a few inches above the tank. So if the top of your tank is already higher than eye level, you WILL see the bulbs, and it can be a bit bright.
2231221
Yes in electrical capacity. Your fixture's size and shape is the limiting factor.
2083848
It should work. I have a 48-inch and a 24-inch light on my 125-gallon reef tank with several types of corals and an anemone.