Lighting suggestions, please!

[CAd2Coral]

I have a zoomed lowboy as a DT. Currently, I have a maroon clown and a white spot puffer. I want to make the tank into a softy/lps tank. What are your lighting suggestions? I want a sleek look that will last a long time. Currently using my Fuge light on the DT until I get something else.

 

[Spare time]

What sort of price range? Also, were you planning on mounting or hanging the light?

 

[CAd2Coral]

I rather mount them to the tank and I really want to stay under 1k.

 

[Spare time]

I rather mount them to the tank and I really want to stay under 1k.

You have quite a variety of options. Any of these should work for a mixed reef with LPS and softies

2 Kesill a360we or 3 a160we

2-3 AI prime 16HD lights or 3 AI prime sol blue

2 red sea reef led 50's

1 maxpect razor x r5 200w


If you don't mind going to non name brand lights I can also list some of those.

 

[CAd2Coral]

Have you had long term success with any of those that you mentioned? Thanks your your time and input

 

[Spare time]

Have you had long term success with any of those that you mentioned? Thanks your your time and input

I just edited it to make it easier (removed some overkill options). I have used kessils, AI's, and red sea lights at work but only a prime for a tank I own. I currently have ocean revives on my tank but you would have to hang them. All of these lights have a good reputation and ahve been popular on reef2reef (except the red sea since they are rather new so there are no long term tanks with these and the maxpect which is a little less common).

BRS has videos on these lights

 

[CAd2Coral]

I just edited it to make it easier (removed some overkill options). I have used kessils, AI's, and red sea lights at work but only a prime for a tank I own. I currently have ocean revives on my tank but you would have to hang them. All of these lights have a good reputation and ahve been popular on reef2reef (except the red sea since they are rather new so there are no long term tanks with these and the maxpect which is a little less common).

BRS has videos on these lights

That is great, thank you for the help