How many would i need for my 55 gallon reef? 48inch long. could i use 1 or would i need to get 2
1698122
I recommend 2 for better lighting or on if you have a tall canopy to set higher
1698123
I run two of them on my 120. You will also need two as they are both 48" tanks.
1698124
You will need at least 2 for sure. I have a 30" tank and one just barely does it. If I had room for another one I would put acsecondbon the tank to get better light at the bottom.
1993615
Vow! Your pool is huge, but mine is small. I would suggest you using 2. You will love them taking care of your beautiful pool.
181789
Your order exactly how many you need of whatever size you need. Basically the pricing is one per whatever price they show.If this is for a ocean-based boat, you might want to reconsider. I remember a review saying they had problems near the ocean.
292206
I probably would use two especially if you waant it to remain set as a floating island that you can swim out to and use as a resting platform. I would also use a bit heavier anchors also as this anchor is probably not going to be heavy enough to keep it stable and from floating off in a wind or with a bit of waves from passing motorized boats.
2089807
You can certainly start with just one. Just make sure to check the water and chlorine levels daily until you have an answer. I have a 12ft deep dive pool so I do use two. If one can't handle it, put your surface floater back in while waiting for a second to arrive.
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.
1634648
Yes it willMy 55 gal. Also has the bar in the middleYou will just need two of them
296654
You would need to have more than one but obviously need to on the same filter return. The only other way I could see is if you used a sump and had another heater in the sump and just used this one to heat the water as it returned to to the aquarium. From my personal experience I wouldn't waste your money on one of these. They don't even last 6 months before they fail.
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Yes 40 pounds should be enough because; you should not put more than an inch of coral on the bottom as this can cause Nitrate problems. In fact i recommend 1/2inch to 3/4 inch of substrate. this is heavy enough not to get sucked up in your Vac.
1695918
You will need to get the Aqueon / All Glass Aquarium canopy. I currently have those on my 55 and the dimensions you gave are the exact canopies on my tank
537199
You will probably need more then one. I have a 18 by 48 pool and it works but I think 2 would be better.
690995
I ran mine in a 20 long and it worked fine for me. I have torch , acans , blastomusa , zoanthids , brain favia , leptastrea , daisy polyp corals with plenty of flow for them. I switched to a 30 gallon and I need 2 for that tank.
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Roger on the light that I got in the directions it says one light is good for 60 gallons and on the tank size that they give for each light is 36inches , so I would guess that one light is good if you are doing soft corals . I know for me this light is fantastic all of my corals are doing fine under this light they open fully and seem to like it. I'm doing 50% blue and about 30% white on a 30 gallon tank.
1073409
It depends on what you are doing with the tank. I have 2 in a 120 gallon mixed reef. ..
1073405
I have 2 koralia 1650 in a 125 (72 inch length) and they are too much for the tank as a placed a partial obstruction in front to tame them down. I also have 2 850 which do not seem enough. For a 55 gallon I would stick with the 850 to 1000 range. I do like their magnetic base and wide column of water generated. I have mostly crushed coral salt tank with some aragonite sand. The sand is a problem with too much turbulence. Just one of the 1650 will transverse the whole 72 inch tank
755905
I would use two for a 5.5 gallon tank. Or pick up a smaller aquaclear filter.
1033920
I have two on my forty eight inch tank which covers the entirety of the tank, placing one may not be enough depending on the corals you play on the edges of the tank. Currently I have brains, pegoda cups, hammers, polpys, mushrooms, sponges and birdnests corals. All are doing very well at 2/3 volume. I started off with half volume on the lights to get the corals acclimated. The plugs are your typical 120 volt 3 prong plugs that works with any normal household outlet.