Has anyone used this style light seems like a great idea easy to replace when the pods burn up able to rearange pods in order to accommodate coral needs. Only thing is doesnt seem to be a full spectrum type of pod.
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Maybe a link to some info about the fixture would help?
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Well, as you can see, after 36 hours here, nobody but me has followed up. And thank you for providing the link.
I don't think many people are using this fixture. Honestly, I'm always into new led lighting fixtures and I'd never heard of it. And IMHO the amount of info I gained from the Amazon seller, I wouldn't consider buying one. I want to now the power requirements and the make of leds at the very least. And in the questions they answered, there was this: "you should get 2 36 inch. if used for fresh water tank. will not work well for salt water fish/coral tank "
I don't think many people are using this fixture. Honestly, I'm always into new led lighting fixtures and I'd never heard of it. And IMHO the amount of info I gained from the Amazon seller, I wouldn't consider buying one. I want to now the power requirements and the make of leds at the very least. And in the questions they answered, there was this: "you should get 2 36 inch. if used for fresh water tank. will not work well for salt water fish/coral tank "
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