Refugium light as the main light

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I started a small 10 gallon tank. It’s the Maxspect cube aio.

The light just packed in and it only shines blue.

Due to the circumstances I’m only looking to grow macro algae and some gsp.

I’m wondering if this light would be a good buy especially as it’s the refugium edition.

I want to use it as the main source of light.

https://maxspect.co.uk/product/maxspect-jump-mjl130-refugium-led-unit/1045/
 
I started a small 10 gallon tank. It’s the Maxspect cube aio.

The light just packed in and it only shines blue.

Due to the circumstances I’m only looking to grow macro algae and some gsp.

I’m wondering if this light would be a good buy especially as it’s the refugium edition.

I want to use it as the main source of light.

https://maxspect.co.uk/product/maxspect-jump-mjl130-refugium-led-unit/1045/
Will work good for what you are doing.
There are less expensive options out there though that will give you better results.
 

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