Is it reef safe have alot of corals
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the safe answer is to quote Seachem: "We do not sell or market ParaGuard as invert safe because it would be impossible to test it with every available invert under every potential water parameter. We have had people use it with invertabrates with no problems, but we have also had people encounter problem." I do not think it is worth the risk.
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It depends on what you are doing with the tank. I have 2 in a 120 gallon mixed reef. ..
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I am not sure but I have had the coral life for about a year and my plants did horrible. They were doing great but now hardly anything grows. Unless you have a shallow tank I would get something stronger.
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If your coral is not light sensitive. Meaning if you have low light requirement corals then yes. But as a general I would say at least keep the blue bulb too.
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Get two. I love mine. No problems with the lights or the company. My corals and fish are doing amazing. Was definately worth the money.
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I have 1 mixed white/blue and 1 all blue strip on my 40G. I can grow soft LPS and some SPS corals depending on placement in the tank. However I
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Yes. It will do a great job. My 100 gal Mixed stony reef is flourishing under 2 units. They are dimmed down slightly at 14k.
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I have it on my 15g rectangular saltwater column and everything is thriving. Corals & fish. All soft corals.
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Not sure if its coral reef safe but its definitely thee best all natural, non gmo, organic sunblock ive gotten so far! Just got back from hawaii and it worked really well for me no sunburn, no irritation, and if theres anything that id consider safe for the ocean it would be this :)
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Probably not bright enough for a reef tank. Marine land makes one that is reef bright though. If you were using it in conjunction with other lights to fill out the color spectrum and add intensity it would work. Other than that I've been pleased with mine, I did have an issue with it, but marine land had a new one to me in under a week.
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It's definitely strong enough. I have a 75 gallon tank full of corals and they are thriving. I'm very happy with this light.
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I have a 29 gallon and am barely getting by. Soft coral only, Some LPS,no Acans or SPS. I'm selling mine on eBay next week.Customer service is spotty at best.
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Yes but if you have the lights for coral the extra layer will dim the amount of lighting reaching the tank up to 15% and even more if you don't frequently clean it. Some glass types are better then other
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Not if you plan on a reef tank with stony corals. For a great deal more check out my publication, www.advancedaquarist.com
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Yes! Currently growing photosynthetic gorgonian, soft corals and LPS along with a bubble anemone. This is over a 28 gal nano with 1 strip. Planning on getting a second strip just to cover more square footage in the tank.
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I have 36" wide 75 gallon tank and I have one of these up. Had it about 2 months my corals are doing ok so far. I have mostly soft corals and a few lps corals. I've noticed my soft corals have lost some color right under the light so its a little stronger than my 150w metal halide. Any wider and I would suggest 2 of these though as the light drops off pretty fast on the edges of my tank, but my soft corals are ok with that
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Hello Will,A safe estimate would be as follows. In a reef tank the light would be able to cover roughly 23 inches safely. In a planted system roughly 28 inches.