Help with lighting asap

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I recently purchase a mount for my 6 gallon nano and I thought it came what the heck the bolt and I got it today and it didn't lol so now my question is how many watt do I need to keep some corals alive and bright
 
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Is that the e27 socket? You can get away with a small Par38... or something smaller that I don't remember the exact name... what kind of corals?
 
Is that the e27 socket? You can get away with a small Par38... or something smaller that I don't remember the exact name... what kind of corals?

Yes it is the E27 socket and I'm thinking some zoas and mushrooms
 
Haha I meant to say the arm of the mount :) BTW, I have a walmart desk lamp mount with clip which I got for $8 and put it there...
 
I got ebay leds similar to the ones above. One disadvantage of my particular bulb is that it is not waterproof. The silver fines that looked like a spot reflector was actually open ribs with access to the electronics underneath. But then they were only $14 or so also. :mad:
 
I have that bulb from rapid led. I can sell it to you for $35 shipped if you interested. Bulb works like new. I just purchased ai prime hd that is the only reason I sell it.
 

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