*** NOOPSYCHE'S NEW HYBRID REEF LIGHT GIVEAWAY!! 6 WINNERS!! ***

[Gracefulsails]

I have a 90gal tank that I haven’t set up yet... so been running for 0 months but excited to get it started. I plan on running a mixed tank. Not sure which type will be dominate yet and have an octopus. Can’t really say much more at this point. Just trying to get the supplies to run it all before a complete build! I did get the stand redid though

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

I have a 90gal tank that I haven’t set up yet... so been running for 0 months but excited to get it started. I plan on running a mixed tank. Not sure which type will be dominate yet and have an octopus. Can’t really say much more at this point. Just trying to get the supplies to run it all before a complete build! I did get the stand redid though

Welcome to R2R.

 

[Gracefulsails]

Welcome to R2R.

Thank you!

 

[Kzoo]

Anyone have pictures of there lights if you received yours ?

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

Anyone have pictures of there lights if you received yours ?

I have mine going I will send some pics.

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

Anyone have pictures of there lights if you received yours ?

I haven't built a top to go around lights yet. I have something blocking the t5 they are brite.

 

[Jeff Jarry reef]

I haven't built a top to go around lights yet. I have somethingto block the t5 they are brite.

I really like them my tank is 23" deep and i have about a 230 par at mid to top at 70% at bottom around 100 - 120 i will raise the percentage slowly. They are nice lights !!!!!!

 

[Kzoo]

 

[Kzoo]

Thank you can’t wait to get them up!

 

[topjimmy]

65 gallon reef ready, currently not a lot of coral, but anemones and clowns, I got. Lit by a Belize Sun 250 mh two t5 and I retrofitted two blue Arco pucks.

 

[Kzoo]

 

[noopsyche]

Thank you for your update. Beautiful Reef.

 

[TK_KW]

Been awhile, I know. But would love to update.

I since took all my hydras down, and put the new fixture. Did some modifications to make things a little easier and simple. Consider the amount of wiring and to keep the LEDS lights in groups of four.

-Used aluminum flat bar, and bolted four lights together as one. That way you could lift up four lights at once, to creat your opening into tank. Without lights flopping around everywhere.
-Used aluminum angel iron to help with cable/wire management support. Helped clean it up.
-No filters on day time lighting at all, and polyp lab filter on with blues.

Conclusions-
For price point and quality, these lights are hands down amazing. The growth I've gotten in the last 6 weeks running my schedule has been nothing short of specular. Biggest conplaint- develop an app for control. They lack in that respect to the other big names. But fantastic none the less.

Cheers, and thank you @noopsyche

 

[Manose]

Been awhile, I know. But would love to update.

I since took all my hydras down, and put the new fixture. Did some modifications to make things a little easier and simple. Consider the amount of wiring and to keep the LEDS lights in groups of four.

-Used aluminum flat bar, and bolted four lights together as one. That way you could lift up four lights at once, to creat your opening into tank. Without lights flopping around everywhere.
-Used aluminum angel iron to help with cable/wire management support. Helped clean it up.
-No filters on day time lighting at all, and polyp lab filter on with blues.

Conclusions-
For price point and quality, these lights are hands down amazing. The growth I've gotten in the last 6 weeks running my schedule has been nothing short of specular. Biggest conplaint- develop an app for control. They lack in that respect to the other big names. But fantastic none the less.

Cheers, and thank you @noopsyche

Very nice job and great looking tank!!! Thank you for sharing

 

[Ruben's Reef]

Been awhile, I know. But would love to update.

I since took all my hydras down, and put the new fixture. Did some modifications to make things a little easier and simple. Consider the amount of wiring and to keep the LEDS lights in groups of four.

-Used aluminum flat bar, and bolted four lights together as one. That way you could lift up four lights at once, to creat your opening into tank. Without lights flopping around everywhere.
-Used aluminum angel iron to help with cable/wire management support. Helped clean it up.
-No filters on day time lighting at all, and polyp lab filter on with blues.

Conclusions-
For price point and quality, these lights are hands down amazing. The growth I've gotten in the last 6 weeks running my schedule has been nothing short of specular. Biggest conplaint- develop an app for control. They lack in that respect to the other big names. But fantastic none the less.

Cheers, and thank you @noopsyche

Thanks for your review. Beautiful tank. I agree with you on the controller. IMO the Noopsyche K7 light exceed my expectation on a reef light. I have some friends to with Radions and AI on their tank and they was amazed with the light spectrum of this lights.

 

[TK_KW]

Thanks for your review. Beautiful tank. I agree with you on the controller. IMO the Noopsyche K7 light exceed my expectation on a reef light. I have some friends to with Radions and AI on their tank and they was amazed with the light spectrum of this lights.

I was amazed when I was measuring par..nice

 

[Blumon18]

This tank is 40 gallons been cycling for about 5 weeks now have two Clownfish and and Sailfin Molly. Loving this new hobby