What lighting should I get?

[hulkthepuffer]

Hi guys my new set up will have the dimensions of 80cm(l) *80(w) *45(h) , so a shallow square tank but will have a minimalist aqua scape so that no coral or rock will be placed any closer than 10cm from the glass, so my lighting area will be 60cm*60 (will keep all types of corals) . So my question is, what led lighting fixture should I get?

(I currently have a kessil a150w on my nano and really like it's effect, it would be cool if the 360 kessil would do the job)

[k4ndyk1ng]

Hi guys my new set up will have the dimensions of 80cm(l) *80(w) *45(h) , so a shallow square tank but will have a minimalist aqua scape so that no coral or rock will be placed any closer than 10cm from the glass, so my lighting area will be 60cm*60 (will keep all types of corals) . So my question is, what led lighting fixture should I get?

(I currently have a kessil a150w on my nano and really like it's effect, it would be cool if the 360 kessil would do the job)

The kessil 360 will do it, or a radion, or an ai fixture, what is your budget?

[hulkthepuffer]

budget isn't really a factor, I'm just going for a really sleek design so the smaller the fixture the better, and if the 360 can do the job then thats perfect.

[ItsOnlyThai]

The A360WE is generally rated for 24" of coverage. I've seen a tank that was 36" long with a single A360WE over it and the whole tank was lit, however I'm certain you won't get much growth from anything placed towards the edges.

[ElmoC]

Check out what nanobox has. They have some really nice looking units.

 

Nanoboxreef.com

[atrox]

Metal halides