Does bio cube have the lighting requirements for torches?

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Hey I just wanted to reach out to any fellow reefers and ask if there biocube was stocked with different colored torches and how well they kept their color. I have the stock lighting for a bio cube 29gallon, I was trying to steer away from the greenish color and maybe go for a blue/orange/gold torch. I wanted to know if any reefer has had a problem keeping their torches colors. I was looking at a indo gold torch but worried it will come out as brown under my lighting.
thanks, Tyler
 

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Hey I just wanted to reach out to any fellow reefers and ask if there biocube was stocked with different colored torches and how well they kept their color. I have the stock lighting for a bio cube 29gallon, I was trying to steer away from the greenish color and maybe go for a blue/orange/gold torch. I wanted to know if any reefer has had a problem keeping their torches colors. I was looking at a indo gold torch but worried it will come out as brown under my lighting.
thanks, Tyler
 

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What are the stock lights on them these days. They were Compact Floresent 10+ years ago and they would keep Torches alive. I know the LEDS they have will keep easier SPS alive also. One of the problems might be that they dont have the blues that really make the torches colors pop. So while they might thrive, they might not look the same as under another light.

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