Adzski Posted January 10, 2011 Share Posted January 10, 2011 anyone no any corals that dont require to strong of a light i want torch coral is that a no could i have a frogspawn and could you please list some corals that look pretty awsome oh and the tank is a ten gall if that helps Link to comment
Adzski Posted January 10, 2011 Author Share Posted January 10, 2011 here a link to the light i have ill provide 2 oh the model i have is the AL-18S http://www.heto.com.cn/en/Products/Aquariu...0/0319/540.html http://au.alibaba.com/product/51676753-AL-...-Reflector.html is this light strong enough for any coral would i benefit jus buying a new light of can i change globes to make the light stronger? since this is a 15watt fluorescent light converted to incandescent wattage im pretty sure the light would be at about 60watt? is this enough light for any coral or does it have a to be around the 40watt fluorescent or higher? Link to comment
BytheSea Posted January 11, 2011 Share Posted January 11, 2011 Incandescent lighting is basically a heat lamp. Not good for growing anything. Once you get the correct lighting then some low light corals are shrooms & fox coral. Link to comment
Adzski Posted January 11, 2011 Author Share Posted January 11, 2011 for the link but they dont post to australia but i found another light again it very similiar to the one u linked me with. ok so the light has 4x24w t5 tubes 2 white and 2 blue it has 2 switches on it so i gather i can run 2 or 4lights at a time if i wanted to depending on my choice do you think this would be ok for a 10 gallon http://cgi.ebay.com.au/HOT5-Aquarium-Fish-...5#ht_3375wt_698 please reply quick i want to get a new light rather fast Link to comment
matt frizz Posted January 11, 2011 Share Posted January 11, 2011 for the link but they dont post to australia but i found another light again it very similiar to the one u linked me with. ok so the light has 4x24w t5 tubes 2 white and 2 blue it has 2 switches on it so i gather i can run 2 or 4lights at a time if i wanted to depending on my choice do you think this would be ok for a 10 gallon http://cgi.ebay.com.au/HOT5-Aquarium-Fish-...5#ht_3375wt_698 please reply quick i want to get a new light rather fast As long as they are High Output T5 then they will work for a lot of corals. You could even have SOME types of SPS like Poccillopora with that. I had Poccillopora under 4 T5HO bulbs exactly like the ones you posted and it did great. I eventually upgraded to Metal Halide lighting w/ T5HO supplement. Link to comment
peewee1467 Posted January 11, 2011 Share Posted January 11, 2011 incandescent lights will actually work for mushrooms and kenya trees. i've done it before.. hahaha Link to comment
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