Neptune Sky Lights

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For the hobbyists who are looking some great lights for their coral reef, I have been using the Neptune Sky Light over my 440 gal reef aquarium. They work just great. My reef is about 8 feet X 4 feet by 27 inches high. I have three sky lights over the reef and it cover all corner of the tank. The acropora grows and keep their Colors. The reason why I went with the sky lights is because it cover very well the area, they have the power to filled the reef with the depths require for the corals, I can easily adjust the power of the lights if need, they have also moon lights. The lights itself can be adjust for a nice bluish color for the corals or I can select the setup to get the proper light for photography. After two years, the reef looks just great.
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Beautiful tank, but sky lights have been discontinued.
 
It could just be me, but I feel like Neptune as a whole has just stopped. I don’t know what the last new product release they had was.if they do have anything new in the works, ive not heard about it.

I’ve always wondered why they never made a 3/4” flow meter. Or anything between 1-2” for that matter.
 

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