I have a 90 gallon tank 18" w x 24" h x 48" L will this be to strong for my tank?
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Besides, you can choose speed, adjust to your inhabitants or needs. But the light sensor that comes with it doesnt work so you need to purchase another one.
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You will need two of them .Also if you opt for the twin controller they will work together.
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I have a 90 gallon reef aquarium and this powerhead is money for my corals. Sometimes I have to turn it down so my corals don't get blown all over the place.
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No, i used it in my 60gal 16x 24x48. And i have a hydor circulation pump on the other end
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I have it on my 90 and it fits fine... Depending on the dimensions of your tank it might just fit right on top but if not then rig a hanging kit and hang it
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This is way too small this is only for a 36 gallon tank. It may be too small for a 90 gallon reef.
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I would say definitely not. I have the 36-48" single bright on a 3 ft tank, 30 gal. I feel the light is just adequate and I'm glad I didn't get the 24-36". The light doesn't spread out a lot either so I would think you would want to light full length of your tank with 2 x 36-48s. Even with that, growing plants will not be an option. Hope this helps. Larry
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You may want to go bigger. I currently have mine going up four feet with a " return line, a 13-piece section of loc line, and a tee to a small DIY reactor. It's just powerful enough, in my opinion, and I have a 90-gallon tank (with two power heads).
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This stand is built for a 10 to 20 gal tank maximum. Larger tanks would be to heavy for the weight of the stand.
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it has 900 lb max capacity so a 90 gal tank is supposed to be the max according to the papers that come with it. that being said if all your gravel and decorations and equipment total 100lbs or less it might work. also that is assuming your tank is 1 not glass and 2 same footprint as a standard 90 (48 x 18). 100 gal of water = 800 lbsur tank (if glass) = 180 lbsgravel for 48x 18 = 100lbsequipment (lights, filter ect) = 50 lbsapproximate total is 1130lbs so the only way that would work is if ur tank was acrylic and it was a bare bottom.
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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
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We use ours on 40 gallon breeders. I haven't measured it, but it fits our 36X18 tanks well. A little snug, but I like it that way.
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I would advise not laying this on its side..if you have a stand it will fit underneath your tank..you can also sit it beside your tank..it not that big to take up that much space...but if you really are pushed for space then maybt you should invest in a HOB filter then...
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Yes it will be ok for it, i have one on my squared 120 gallon tank and looks very good. There are no dark areas in it.
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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!
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Without seeing a picture of the setup I would have to say yes. For it to work properly you want it to cover as much of the bottom of the tank as possible
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Yes, I think it's perfect for that size. I have a 24" deep tank (90 Gal), and it's perfect.
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Yes to your first question and yes to your other question but it really depends on how big your tank is
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I have a 100 gallon cylindrical tank 18" x 72 " works fine very good lights, even illumination, intensity adjustable, can do white, or blue light or combination, and moon light
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Depending on the corals you have, yes. This fixture is good for most hard and soft corals. The 48" fixture is good for up to a 75 gallon tank with on fixture.