Budget light

[Snoochii]

Hi guys so im new to the hobby and just wondering what a decent budget light would be for my 34g tank?

I'm only looking at getting some softies and maybe a few zoas.

Budget is roughly $150 - 200

 

[oreo54]

Hi guys so im new to the hobby and just wondering what a decent budget light would be for my 34g tank?

I'm only looking at getting some softies and maybe a few zoas.

Budget is roughly $150 - 200

Tank dimensions?

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

I use a nicrew 100 watt on my 32 gallon, it works perfectly for me and it fits into your budget. It grows both softies and sps corals just fine.

 

[PPBlimpy]

Nicrew 100 or noopsyche k7. I prefer noopsyche and you can just get a second one when you upgrade to a 75/90.

 

[timboreef]

Glowrium on Amazon.

 

[timboreef]

Glowrium on Amazon.

 

[PPBlimpy]

I have never seen these. Look interesting. Wondering how they would work as supplemental lighting. 2 x 48" bars across my 300g

 

[timboreef]

 

[Double monti 61]

I use a current loop lcd they make different sizes and you can control the disk and dawn periods and light settings and they are not very expensive.

 

[Double monti 61]

That was dusk not disk!

 

[p1u5h13r4m24]

A used Ai prime gd would be my go to. Or if h really want the power go with a a8se :)

 

[SpartaReef]

This is what i have... been using these a few years now. Change them once a year. Currently have 3 over my 40b. On a 30g Id use 2.

Amazon.com

 

[SpartaReef]

 

[kyreefville]

I have a glowrium and like the spread on 20 long. Light color is a bit on the teal side.

Noopsych k7 gets a lot of love here as a budget light with good control and color. If I had to do it over for my 50 gallon that would be the way I’d go.