Hsaiin ✌ Posted July 11, 2019 Share Posted July 11, 2019 So I'm considering getting a hydra 26 light from ai for my 26 gal tank. It's called ocean free 96l tank dimensions are 23"L × 16"W × 16"H. I'm a total newbie to reefing so go easy on me. I'm just wondering what sort of light schedule would I need and what settings would be ultimately suitable for all coral growth in the future. Also how far away should my light be from my waters surface? Quote Link to comment
Clown79 Posted July 11, 2019 Share Posted July 11, 2019 15 hours ago, Hsaiin ✌ said: So I'm considering getting a hydra 26 light from ai for my 26 gal tank. It's called ocean free 96l tank dimensions are 23"L × 16"W × 16"H. I'm a total newbie to reefing so go easy on me. I'm just wondering what sort of light schedule would I need and what settings would be ultimately suitable for all coral growth in the future. Also how far away should my light be from my waters surface? Getting 2 Ai Primes HD may be better. You can spread them out farther and get full coverage. There are many, many schedules out there that work. Some customize theirs because some ppl like heavy blues while others like more white. That's my percentages with 2 primes on a 25 lagoon. I have an 1 hr ramp up, 2 hr ramp down, run moonlighting from 10pm -2am. Some popular schedules are the Ab+ David Saxby Pirates of the Caribbean On the Ai website they have featured schedule by hobbyists that you can download, some may adjusting to fit your tanks needs as some of these tanks are huge Quote Link to comment
Hsaiin ✌ Posted July 11, 2019 Author Share Posted July 11, 2019 1 hour ago, Clown79 said: Getting 2 Ai Primes HD may be better. You can spread them out farther and get full coverage. There are many, many schedules out there that work. Some customize theirs because some ppl like heavy blues while others like more white. That's my percentages with 2 primes on a 25 lagoon. I have an 1 hr ramp up, 2 hr ramp down, run moonlighting from 10pm -2am. Some popular schedules are the Ab+ David Saxby Pirates of the Caribbean On the Ai website they have featured schedule by hobbyists that you can download, some may adjusting to fit your tanks needs as some of these tanks are huge Thanks a lot sorry for troubling you. Quote Link to comment
Clown79 Posted July 11, 2019 Share Posted July 11, 2019 2 hours ago, Hsaiin ✌ said: Thanks a lot sorry for troubling you. 2 hours ago, Hsaiin ✌ said: Thanks a lot sorry for troubling you. You're not troubling me😁 There are a lot of options. Quote Link to comment
ECLS Reefer Posted July 11, 2019 Share Posted July 11, 2019 Jumping into this thread’s thoughts... So do you think two AI primes would work over a 50g cube? 24x24x24? I’m watching everyone’s comments about primes vs T5 vs radions and what not and not sure what goal to set for when I can afford something nice. I’m currently working with two Orbit lights but only LPS stuff. Or could I get one of the 4 light hydras and do the job with one? Quote Link to comment
Clown79 Posted July 11, 2019 Share Posted July 11, 2019 51 minutes ago, Dirté Sanchez said: Jumping into this thread’s thoughts... So do you think two AI primes would work over a 50g cube? 24x24x24? I’m watching everyone’s comments about primes vs T5 vs radions and what not and not sure what goal to set for when I can afford something nice. I’m currently working with two Orbit lights but only LPS stuff. Or could I get one of the 4 light hydras and do the job with one? 2 primes may be fine on a 50g, depends on dimensions. 3 would probably be better I know someone who runs 4 rations (single puck) on a 180g. 1 Quote Link to comment
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