300w + 165w for 75 gallon?

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Just wondering if a 300w and 165w phlizon lights would be too much for my 75 gallon standard Aquarium. It's a mixed reef tank
 
A 75 is maybe 48” long ? Then two 165s should be plenty
One for each side , a 75 probably has a center brace
 
Hello Salty . A 55 has a center brace how does 3 lights work? 2 on one side ?
It work good.
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Nice you got everything in there montipora, bubble frogspawn etc etc
How do you keep the center brace from getting a tan ? But LEDs won’t burn it ?
no. It’s not intense enough to burn it.
I had 4 t5 and a current orbit led strip stuffed in there before the SBreeflights and the Ai sols.
 
Those are nice lights Saturday and Sunday with a lot of reviews and recommendations however, my main question is about the Phlizon models and if they really are good for mixed Reef? They're only a quarter of the price that most high-quality Reef lights are.
 
Those are nice lights Saturday and Sunday with a lot of reviews and recommendations however, my main question is about the Phlizon models and if they really are good for mixed Reef? They're only a quarter of the price that most high-quality Reef lights are.
Saturday and Sunday shouldn't be in there, I'm using talk to text with my phone haha
 
Those are nice lights Saturday and Sunday with a lot of reviews and recommendations however, my main question is about the Phlizon models and if they really are good for mixed Reef? They're only a quarter of the price that most high-quality Reef lights are.
Same basic light.
Myself , I’d look at mars aqua and Vitaspar. More well known same price. Easier to get help with later.
 

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