NowGlazeIT
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I have one of these laying around, do you think it’s strong enough for lps?
Need help finding a light for a 24 wide by 12 deep
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Give it a shot you’ll only be the most you’ll be is is 13” off the bottom. Lose 1-2” if you have a sand bottom and about an 1” give or take for the thickness of the light. Should be good for lps
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Yes and if you add another, you should be fine.
I don't know if this will fit your bill but I just got one and am pleasantly surprised by it so far.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/n...rfect-light-for-a-nano-reef-let’s-see.910205/Mounted at 10" above the waterline and measured 20" deep in the water, all channels at 100%, the PAR level was [Sorry, totally looked at the wrong results while typing. I'll remeasure and correct my numbers.] . (And I was measuring 6 inches off to the side from straight down)
Is the tank directly under the cabinet? Maybe mount it directly to the bottom of the cabinet. Or is it just the door swing that creates the limitation?
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/n...rfect-light-for-a-nano-reef-let’s-see.910205/Mounted at 10" above the waterline and measured 20" deep in the water, all channels at 100%, the PAR level was [Sorry, totally looked at the wrong results while typing. I'll remeasure and correct my numbers.] . (And I was measuring 6 inches off to the side from straight down)
Is the tank directly under the cabinet? Maybe mount it directly to the bottom of the cabinet. Or is it just the door swing that creates the limitation?
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