LED lighting question

[mcarroll]

$10-$20 so it's a very good idea. :)

While you're at it, I'd suggest Selecting a microscope. You can get a perfectly acceptable toy scope for $10-$20 that'll let you view up to 1200x and to become capable of solving a lot of mysteries in your tank. :)

 

[Susan Bates]

$10-$20 so it's a very good idea. :)

While you're at it, I'd suggest Selecting a microscope. You can get a perfectly acceptable toy scope for $10-$20 that'll let you view up to 1200x and to become capable of solving a lot of mysteries in your tank. :)

Good Idea, thanks, I am in australia, where do i get the meter from please

 

[ReefLEDLights]

Can i jump in here please, I have 2 52's on a 4 foot tank, but i am not sure what i should be running them on, i have a mixed tank,

A PAR Meter is a must at least for start and finish readings.

I would tune the % to suit the looks you prefer. Most like more blue and less yellow/green. Then slowly acclimate to 100% or 200 PAR on the sand bed.

Bill

 

[mcarroll]

@Susan Bates ebay, amazon, alibaba, etc....any online outlet like that should have a range of options.