Thoughts on sb reeflight sbox 32"

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Has anyone here used these lights? Leaning towards these lights and just wondering if anyone here has some pictures to post
 
I bought two of the 16" wifi lights two months ago and am really pleased with them. My corals started responding the next day to them and I have played with the channels and have gotten everything used to what I have found that works for me on my 90 gallon. Just be careful if you get them and start really low especially on the whites, these lights are strong.
 
I bought two of the 16" wifi lights two months ago and am really pleased with them. My corals started responding the next day to them and I have played with the channels and have gotten everything used to what I have found that works for me on my 90 gallon. Just be careful if you get them and start really low especially on the whites, these lights are strong.
Awesome thanks for the quick reply. They look like they are really good lights for sure
 
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I have the 32" timer. I love the light but the only thing I don't like is if the power goes out in your house or you unplug them then your timer program gets erased. It's something I've brought up to Mike but other then that their lights are just pure awesomeness!
 
I have the 32" timer. I love the light but the only thing I don't like is if the power goes out in your house or you unplug them then your timer program gets erased. It's something I've brought up to Mike but other then that their lights are just pure awesomeness!
I really like the look the light has. Pretty excited to get it plan on ordering it with in the week
 
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I have the mars aqua 165w units over my 125. I love them and my corals do to. The SB lights are as good, if not better. You will like them. As stated, these lights can and do pack a serious punch, so start around 12" off the water surface and very low on each channel to start. Go very slow on advancing light intensity over weeks and you should be good.
 

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