Radions with blades

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Thinking about adding 2 blades to my tank and not sure if I should go with grow, glow, or one of each.
I have a 120g 4x2x2 mixed reef and in basement so little to no natural light and a little bit of everything. Acros, monti, favia, torches, acan……. I have 2 g6 xr15 blue wanted to add little extra to fill whole tank with light. It is braced so it has bracket down the middle or I would add another xr.
If anyone did the same like to hear from ya. I don’t want to buy one and wish I got the other.
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I guess it really depends on what your goals are. One of each will probably be the best combination. Two grows would probably whiten up the tank. Two glows might match the Radion spectrum best
 
I guess it really depends on what your goals are. One of each will probably be the best combination. Two grows would probably whiten up the tank. Two glows might match the Radion spectrum best
Thank you. I gotta look more into the spectrum. In early stages. Don’t want to buy one and wish I had the other. Also posted in other places and as always, I got answers to questions I didn’t ask. Running ab+ at 85% and would like to add more lights so I can turn them down and not overwork them
 

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