Pandarian
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I have a Solana 34g AIO and LED fixture for sale. I'm willing to sell them separate, but preference goes to the person who buys the tank. I would like the tank sold before the lights are sold. Also, I would like to sell these next week at the latest as I'll will be out of town for a while after that. Can also bring to the meeting.
Current-USA Solana 34g AIO: $300
Includes: Espresso Stand, pump, stock skimmer, and the other little parts that come with it. Will also include a mounted American DJ Switch Panel. A little bit about the stand... when I got it, the top was warped. However, I added foam strips to the the top and have run the tank for over 2 years with no problems.
DIY Led fixure: $250 or $500 for both the tank and lights.
This was a light fixture I made about a year ago. There is about 8 months of use. It has 24 3w Cree XR-E of RB/CW 50/50 mix and is driven by 2 Meanwell non-dimmable drivers. Also includes a 50/50 mixture of 40 and 60 degree optics. I was able to get PAR of about 300-400 (midtank) and 150-250 (bottom of tank).
I will be honest and want to pass on the best information to fellow hobbyists. After building this fixture, it was later found out that using RB/CW LEDs only doesn't cover enough of the lighting spectrum. There can be fading of coral color. This can be solved by adding supplimental lighting or adding a few other LED colors to increase the spectrum. Send me a PM if you want more info. Other than that, it's a great fixture and I haven't had any problems with it.
Current-USA Solana 34g AIO: $300
Includes: Espresso Stand, pump, stock skimmer, and the other little parts that come with it. Will also include a mounted American DJ Switch Panel. A little bit about the stand... when I got it, the top was warped. However, I added foam strips to the the top and have run the tank for over 2 years with no problems.
DIY Led fixure: $250 or $500 for both the tank and lights.
This was a light fixture I made about a year ago. There is about 8 months of use. It has 24 3w Cree XR-E of RB/CW 50/50 mix and is driven by 2 Meanwell non-dimmable drivers. Also includes a 50/50 mixture of 40 and 60 degree optics. I was able to get PAR of about 300-400 (midtank) and 150-250 (bottom of tank).
I will be honest and want to pass on the best information to fellow hobbyists. After building this fixture, it was later found out that using RB/CW LEDs only doesn't cover enough of the lighting spectrum. There can be fading of coral color. This can be solved by adding supplimental lighting or adding a few other LED colors to increase the spectrum. Send me a PM if you want more info. Other than that, it's a great fixture and I haven't had any problems with it.
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