noopsyche K7 Pro II 95W

How do you order these?
Might be a option for my propagation/breeding system.
Price looks decent and the fixture looks decent. I have over 20 tanks to light.
might try one too see how it compares.
 
How do you order these?
Might be a option for my propagation/breeding system.
Price looks decent and the fixture looks decent. I have over 20 tanks to light.
might try one too see how it compares.
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They reply at “night”, because they are on the other side of the globe.

Here is where I am at- tomorrow will get the final pieces of hanging hardware.

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Could you post a photo of the light shining on a white wall from 18 and 24" away. I would like to see how well the colors mix.
The colors mix really well. Here is a view of my tank from 8 feet away. 25% power
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The colors mix really well. Here is a view of my tank from 8 feet away. 25% power
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Thanks for responding so fast! Your tank looks great! However, I was thinking of a photo more like the one below. It is a photo of the light from my freshwater Orphek 120 light strip shining on a white wall from about 30 inches away. I was hoping to see just one single light shining on a white surface (like the wall or ceiling) at around 24" so I can get a good look at the color blending without interference from rocks, shadows, reflections and camera limitations. My tank is 24" high and it looks like you mount the light about 10 inches above that so it seems like some place in the middle would give me a good idea of what I am working with. Photos on the tank it is harder to see because there is so much else going on.
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Sure! I can do that. I’ll do it now.
 
Thanks for responding so fast! Your tank looks great! However, I was thinking of a photo more like the one below. It is a photo of the light from my freshwater Orphek 120 light strip shining on a white wall from about 30 inches away. I was hoping to see just one single light shining on a white surface (like the wall or ceiling) at around 24" so I can get a good look at the color blending without interference from rocks, shadows, reflections and camera limitations. My tank is 24" high and it looks like you mount the light about 10 inches above that so it seems like some place in the middle would give me a good idea of what I am working with. Photos on the tank it is harder to see because there is so much else going on.
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Here you go!
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My SB reeflights basics give a good blended light with no disco until I turn on the pump and powerheads. Which of course are always on!
 
This is why I am researching add on diffusers for black boxes.
Probably just be able to replace the existing clear acrylic panel for a diffuser panel of same size/shape.
Would loose a little PAR, but I think these have enough for a mixed tank like I plan.
 
No, I wouldn't recommend doing that. In my initial testing, it had to be spaced about 1/2"to 3/4" away from the existing lens to work.

This isn't ground in stone. More testing has to be done as I shattered the one I was using. LOL
 

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