70watt MH good enough for zoas?

[gsechen]

I want brilliant colors to stay on my zoas. Will this be good enough in my 12 gallon aquapod? I just bought the current sunpod and going topless!!! yay!

 

[MarvinsReef]

Re: 70watt MH good enough for zoas?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8707533#post8707533 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by gsechen
I want brilliant colors to stay on my zoas. Will this be good enough in my 12 gallon aquapod? I just bought the current sunpod and going topless!!! yay!

should be good enough IMO.. I would recommend 14k or 20k bulb to get the colors to really come out..

good luck..

Marvin

 

[jasper24]

Yep what Marvin said.

 

[gsechen]

WHOOOHOOO!!! it comes with a 14k NO MORE BROWNING OUT HAHA

 

[TONY DELBRIDGE]

I have this set up on my 24 nano. Looks great, corals seem to do much better than on the PC's only. I am now looking into a Odyssea 175w halide with (2) 24 actinics and moonlights. For $260 this looks like a great deal vs the corallife's same setup for almost twice as much. Does anyone have an opinion on these? My LFS has replaceable bulbs for these also. I want the option of actinics only for my zoos to really stand out !!

 

[mfinn]

I have two of the JBJ K-2 Viper 70watt 14k on my 20L and works for my tank

 

[njreefgrl_2182]

I have the 70w sunpod on my AP12 and as you saw the pics in my other thread they look and are doing great.