10 gallon lighting questions

[stevens421]

So Ive been running a standard 10 gallon with a cheap-o odyssea t5 for over a year. I'm so ready for an upgrade and want complete control ( timed sunrise/sunset, moonlights, spectrum adjustability, exc..) Right now I have polyp/zoas, fungia, softies, LPS, SPS, inverts,and two clowns. Growth is a dissapointment with my current light but it does support life for all the species. I want something that's gonna make everything POP, I'm talking shimmer, awesome color, growth results, the works. Leaning towards led, possibly a nano box mono or kessil a360w. Tank is 20' long x 10' wide x 12' tall. I wonder though if those options would be overkill, I wanna be able to support a true mixed reef but don't want to bleach out my corals with too much light. All opinions and reccomendations are as always greatly appreciated.

[stevens421]

Also, I do plan on upgrading tank sizes eventually (20-30gallon) n would like to be able to use the same light.

[bdevillier19]

with everything you described you'll want the nanobox. if you plan on upgrading tanks, i'd spend the extra and go with the duo instead of the mono.

[stevens421]

But will the duo fry my ten gallon in the mean time?

[Horerczy]

Nah just have to run it pretty low. If I can keep my tide from frying softies in a 4 gallon cube space a duo should be fine over a 10 gallon. 255 dimming levels on the storm mean you can control the drivers within 2.75mA steps.

[stevens421]

Nah just have to run it pretty low. If I can keep my tide from frying softies in a 4 gallon cube space a duo should be fine over a 10 gallon. 255 dimming levels on the storm mean you can control the drivers within 2.75mA steps.

That sounds so nice. I want one lol