• Question about LED light

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Amber9312

I would like to add a couple of questions about the lighting. I mentioned earlier that we need 4 units, but the numbers on ReefLedLab were 4-7 units. The size of the tank will be small, 100x45x40, and it will house a couple of clownfish, a dog, shrimp, soft corals, and several L.P.S. There will be live rock in the center, like an island or a hill. So, the question is how many units are actually needed. Thank you.

Caitlin3279

This is for the sea, as I understand it. You can make your assemblies according to the same scheme, but they will likely not shine the way you intended. In other words, no one can know what will come out... And the red and all the others, except for the royals, are specifically for the picture. If you remove something or put in the wrong thing, the picture will go in an unknown direction...

Leslie

Here is a working scheme for the sea without any special nuances. It's not the only one, of course; you can look for more. 6RB+2CW+4NW

Danielle9144

Damn, I'm lucky to have fellow countrymen, I just watched Dobrого with a brush. Another option: 1 x 390nm, 3 x 445nm, 2 x 465nm, 1 x 470nm, 2 x 10000k.

Christopher8654

Community is good, but one thing is bad: we live by the sea, yet for some reason everything related to marine aquariums in Odessa is not very developed; in other cities, it's better, probably because they don't have the sea. In the second option, what colors are used? Below in the table are the parameters of the diodes I plan to install, except for the Warm White diodes.

Nicholas5194

Good afternoon. The set of diodes you listed in the first post is the most optimal. For your volume, four assemblies (48 diodes) will be just right. They will most likely operate at 50% power, but if desired and with a change of residents to SPS, the power can be increased. There is no need to change the colors; everything is selected correctly. Get a controller with eight channels and adjust each color by power. If there is too much red, you can reduce it. Good luck.

Dawn6148

Thank you very much, please send the coordinates in a private message so we can chat.

Michele

I have the economical version with four colors (cool white, blue, light blue, and purple). The corals are growing well. Sergey has a richer spectrum with cyan, orange, and red. The corals thrive, and the color quality is much better. So, I recommend installing all the colors right away. It doesn't cost much more, but the result is worth it.

Andrew419

I understand you, that's basically what I planned, thank you very much.