New tank, new light.

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I just got an Aquatop 40g AIO tank, I’d like some suggestions on a light that will help keep corals but not break the bank… hopefully??

Appreciate yalls input.
 
If you have enough posts, I would recommend checking the marketplace for a used light. For that size tank a Hydra32 HD or Radion would be more than enough. There's also NOOPSCHY, sorry if I misspelled it. There also is a forum here you can check out where other reefers review all kinds of budget lights. Hope this helps.
 
The new nicrew hyperreef 150
Gen 2 on Amazon

https://a.co/d/bH5QOqC
$320 but currently has a $70 coupon!
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If you have the reclife that’s 21x21 this light is perfect
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