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Hi everyone,
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this is a pick of my new tank. I need to pick a light and I'm stuck on what I should get. I know I want LED and I want control of spectrum. The tanks footprint is 30"x30"x30", the majority of lights seem to have a 24 " coverage. I'd like to spend around 300$ or less. HELP![emoji2]
 
There are allot of good deals on Radions right now. If you encounter shaded areas of your tank, you could supplement with T5s.
 
What kind of coral would you like to have? I have a few fixtures in mind that range around $199-250.
I'd like to have a wide range, Sps and LPS. My budget is small so I think I'll be starting with basics like polyps and mushrooms.
 
There are allot of good deals on Radions right now. If you encounter shaded areas of your tank, you could supplement with T5s.
I have looked into the radiance but you need to have a separate controller right? The light they give off looks really nice and it would definitely be something I'd consider.
 
I'd like to have a wide range, Sps and LPS. My budget is small so I think I'll be starting with basics like polyps and mushrooms.
$200 fixture that has amazing growth and can grow anything.
 
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