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yep ,1 full size ,or 2 mini's ? think it's a 30 x 30 tank ... :thinking-face: :upside-down-face:
Tank is 24x16 display; it’s 24x20 total footprint
 
With that in mind, the website says the mini coverage (I found on the freahwater infographic) is 20x20. Stands to reason their marine would do the same Where my skimmer sits I can’t have two arm mounts but I fear the pro is too much for the size tank. Do you guys think that one of the minis would be enough? I worry with how far apart the LEDs are on the pro, and light bleed. The 360 was already throwing it out the sides a bit.
 
sounds like 1 mini will do it ?
Front to back for sure. Side to side I may have shadows. But the nem does sit basically under the light now, and the only other thing I believe that need good light is the encruster, whatever this is. I can definitely try.
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Front to back for sure. Side to side I may have shadows. But the nem does sit basically under the light now, and the only other thing I believe that need good light is the encruster, whatever this is. I can definitely try.
IMG_0951.jpeg
I think that's a psammacora, could be wrong though.
 
I think that's a psammacora, could be wrong though.
Probably correct lol. I have no idea the differences in most I just know it looked good in the shop, and it seems to be doing good at home.
 
With that in mind, the website says the mini coverage (I found on the freahwater infographic) is 20x20. Stands to reason their marine would do the same Where my skimmer sits I can’t have two arm mounts but I fear the pro is too much for the size tank. Do you guys think that one of the minis would be enough? I worry with how far apart the LEDs are on the pro, and light bleed. The 360 was already throwing it out the sides a bit.
I use 2 Pros on my 36" x 21" 70 gallon.
 
Probably correct lol. I have no idea the differences in most I just know it looked good in the shop, and it seems to be doing good at home.
Leptastrea.
 
Front to back for sure. Side to side I may have shadows. But the nem does sit basically under the light now, and the only other thing I believe that need good light is the encruster, whatever this is. I can definitely try.
IMG_0951.jpeg
This appears to be a Leptastrea and they don't require large amounts of light. Mine prefer lower to medium light.
 
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I have the flex arm, box and fun directions and everything. They are a little wonky to get going the first time but enough of us have experience with noops to be able to help out.

I will send one to ya, I got you babe!
Suhweet! Thanks so much! Shoot me a message in what ya want for it and a way to get that to ya. :D
 

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