Anenome lighting

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I have a 75 gallon tank with a 4 bulb t-5 ho fixture. I was wondering if i'll be able to keep an anenome. I was I.terested in a bubble tip, or a long tentacle. I have seen that they require intense lighting.
 
Does your T5 fixture have individual refectors?
What fixutre are you using?
What bulbs are you using?
 
I belive it's a aquaticlife 4 bulb fixture with leds 4 54 watt bulbs just got this fixture off cl. On my other tank I have a 2 bulb coralife fixture with 2 54 watt bulbs along with a current 2 bulb fixture with 2 54 watt bulbs
 
I have had great success with halides . Now i am using leds so i will see what happens.
 
I have a 400 watt hamilton metal halide fixture just needs a ballast for 125 watt side. I may use that to barter for some leds. Hey I got if of CL for a $100. A good ballast should be about $150. The fixture runs near $700 I guess.
 

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