Reef Breeders PAR 38 LEDs

The shipment just came in Friday! To celebrate the first shipment of PAR 38 bulbs, we would like to offer a 10% discount for an order of 2 PAR 38 bulbs, and 20% off for 3!
 
Yes im sort of new to the whole LED lights im usually a die hard halide or compact guy but i love the look of the par 38 bulbs. i was wanting to know how many bulbs and what kind would i need to do a sps/lps nano tank that is only 13" tall, 13" width, and 11 1/2" depth? I thought they would look great with this rimless nano i have.
 
Yes im sort of new to the whole LED lights im usually a die hard halide or compact guy but i love the look of the par 38 bulbs. i was wanting to know how many bulbs and what kind would i need to do a sps/lps nano tank that is only 13" tall, 13" width, and 11 1/2" depth? I thought they would look great with this rimless nano i have.
One bulb would cover your tank very well, and with only 11" of water, you will get about 250 par at the bottom, so be sure to dim these at first. As for what kind, the bridgelux version would do quite well, and the violet LEDs create a really awesome color. If you want a little more power, go for the cree version, which is about 30% brighter, but has less color variation.
 
Do you have a bulb that mimics 20K and if so how do i go about the purchase?
 
Do you have a bulb that mimics 20K and if so how do i go about the purchase?
Our bulbs are in the 14-20k range already, with the colors, they are a 2:1 color&royal blue to cool white. You can order one from our site here: reefbreeders or you can shoot me a pm, and I will send a paypal invoice.
 
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