Bretts 40g breeder build

anyone have any recommendations on t5 fixtures. im looking at the cheap t5 amazon fixtures 24'' 4bulb but I would like a 6 bulb setup. if anyone has a cheap 24x6 recommendation or one for sale please let me know
might also be interested in a 36" fixture too
 
So since it’s already 90+ degrees here I’m not to worried about getting a heater at the time. I plan on making some kind of heater/fan system to control the temperature to keep it semi stable. My lfs and the majority of the stores around don’t even use heaters. Everywhere I get corals from they focus on not having a perfectly stable environment so all my corals I’ve had sps included have survived 2 weeks power outages due to hurricanes
 
Anyone have recommendations on tests kits. Budget is in mind but I don’t want to skimp with crappy results. Doing things right this time and not just by eying it like my other one
Salifert tests are about the cheapest with very accurate results. That is what I use for nitrates and was for phosphates until I got the Hanna checker.
 
i'm going to tell you t 12 icecap vho's,..so take everybody else's opinions ;)
 
i'm going to tell you t 12 icecap vho's,..so take everybody else's opinions ;)
I’m assuming they are MH? I’m worried about having those in my room. My rooms already hot as hell.

ugh I’m so torn as to what I want lol
 
If you are on a budget, I would look at the Noopsyche K7 Pro's. They are VERY similar to the Hydra 26HD at almost 1/3 the price. Another option would be Black Box lights from Amazon (mars Aqua or Viparspectra).
Ok. I’m looking at the ai primes too. I currently have one and it grew sps like crazy in my 10g. I’m also highly considering t5s. Might build my own fixture later on. im concerned with t5s due to heat
 
viper is a good light for a 40!!! :cool:
 
viper spectra 165 watt digital programmable ,i used one for years over 40 ,grew everything about 14-16" above water
 

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