Maxspect Mazarra.
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GusDiaz
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Well, I added 2 more modules to my tank to help with some dark areas in the front. Now I have 10 modules in total. No bleaching. All corals appear to be happier than with the MH that I use to have in the last 3 weeks. No issues with the modules. Learned to improve the dawn/dusk mode, I set it up to 10 minutes and shifts a new area every 10 minutes from the 6 total. I really like these LED lights. The PAR readings are the same in potency as the MH with about half the watt consumption.
dobly_1999
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Thanks for showing your lights over the tank. I wish other would show theirs. i plan to place one maxspect p over my 18" cube using the tank mount kit.
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Love the Maxspects I have over my 93 Gallon Cube. No issues - not even the ball joints.
Thanks for showing your lights over the tank. I wish other would show theirs. i plan to place one maxspect p over my 18" cube using the tank mount kit.
arsenic
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Not a real glamorous tank like so many others out there, but here's a full tank shot with the Maxspect P series at 100% on all channels.
dobly_1999
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:spin1:Not a real glamorous tank like so many others out there, but here's a full tank shot with the Maxspect P series at 100% on all channels.
one thing i notice, your corals look healthy. please show your lights over the tank. one thing i am concern is the size of the mounting brackets on my 18" cube.
sammy33
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I disagree...your reef is looking great! Nice aquascaping and your animals do look healthy.
canesfan44
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I disagree...your reef is looking great! Nice aquascaping and your animals do look healthy.
Gotta agree with Sammy33, it looks great and will look incredible once the frags grow in a little more.
dobly_1999
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Thanks for posting the full photo of the light fixture. Very nice.
chris@CoralVue
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Tony,
Your tank looks great, how many gallons is it?
Chris
CoralVue
Your tank looks great, how many gallons is it?
Chris
CoralVue
Thank you. It's a 38 Gal tank. Around 3 months old. I talked to one of technician at Maxspect while he was replacing the ball joint of one of lights i had problems with that they are designing another ball joint which uses a rubber bearing ball to give the ball joint more grip. I hope they'll really work on it. Other than that, I'm pretty happy with the lights. Control is easy to use and the features are awesome.
Hmmm...I get that it's probably realistic, but in a tank in your house, is that really a good thing? I think every time I notice it dim out of the corner of my eye I'd be looking over thinking something has gone wrong. I'm just not sure I would turn on the weather feature.
I don't have one...but I'm seriously considering this fixture...
I don't have one...but I'm seriously considering this fixture...
GusDiaz
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It is time for an update.
I worked on the double rack last week. I installed 2 more 36 inches extensions to have a total of 4. They were too long for the 72 inches of the aquarium due to the "U" frame at the ends, so I had to cut about 3 1/2 inches out of each extension and thread 2 sets of screws on them so that I could secure them. It took about 45 minutes to do this.
In the end I reduced the downward bowing effect that the multiple connections were doing. This is the final result after 10 modules are installed. No loss of corals, no bleaching.
I worked on the double rack last week. I installed 2 more 36 inches extensions to have a total of 4. They were too long for the 72 inches of the aquarium due to the "U" frame at the ends, so I had to cut about 3 1/2 inches out of each extension and thread 2 sets of screws on them so that I could secure them. It took about 45 minutes to do this.
In the end I reduced the downward bowing effect that the multiple connections were doing. This is the final result after 10 modules are installed. No loss of corals, no bleaching.
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