Lighting suggestions please

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Looking for affordable led options for a 40 gallon breeder. I won't be growing sps just lps and softies maybe a nem.
 
Probably a bubble tip or long tentacle an easy to keep one for sure
 
And what do you consider affordable...what kind of budget do you have for lighting this tank?
 
Hoping to stay around 300
 
I have the 32" pro timer version and it can do it all, from sps to lps...amd it only costs I believe 300 shipped and a 2 year warranty if I remember correctly...it's what I had on my 40b amd now on my 55
 
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I bought 3 Kessil A160WE's on here for that price. So you could look on here to see what someone is currently selling.
 
What about the orbit marines? I had the same question about affordable led for corals and have been considering the orbit marine pros....would anyone recommend them?
 
And i have a 29 gallon breeder, but looking to get a 40 or 55 gallon since petco is having their $1.00 a gallon tank sale
 
Any other brand of led's I should look at. The length of the light i should be looking at?
 
Another option would be a couple of good LED strips. I have a strip from 21ledusa.com attached to my T5 fixture and live it. You can buy a 36" one for $110 and would only need a couple for a 40g breeder.
 
Your 40 breeder sounds very similar to the 40b that I have. I have been running the Reefbreeders Photon 24 with really good success for a few years now. The Photon V2 is a little above the stated price range, but I think it's worth the little bit extra.
 

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