Yes or no?

[bigkamp]

Good for coral or no? I’m trying I really am lol

 

[1guydude]

Looks good to me. Is that all led? Mh alternative...? 2000w is good. Lol. What color leds and whats the optic spread? I like to try and utube video stuff to see it in action before i buy. Im old and like to look at in person and hold it too. LOL!
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[1guydude]

Fwiw i like the big led chip style leds with the globe reflectors vs the individual small leds. A combination of both is best imo
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[Crustaceon]

I’d go “165w” black box or two for that cost tbh. Look into Phlizon.

 

[bigkamp]

That all the info... might be upside down in order uploading

 

[Bpb]

No bad lights just bad expectations. It’ll illuminate a tank visually and be adequate some very low light corals. Just don’t expect it to pull vibrant colors and fast growth out of clams, anemones, or sps corals.

 

[nereefpat]

It looks like the 36" model is only 52 watts. I wouldn't go that way, if I wanted to keep corals.

 

[vetteguy53081]

You want at least 125-165 watts

 

[NeonRabbit221B]

I have the older version of this light sitting in storage. Just let this one pass by. You can see the reflection of each LED and the PAR map seemed to be significantly lower than what they advertised at the time. Its been about 2 years so maybe they have massively improve it but read the reviews.