mistaflicksta
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Tanks with LEDs...
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Genin
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I cannot seem to get good pictures like you guys. My camera gets washed out with the light in the tank. I have a MarineLand Reef Ready LED fixture (18"-24") with two T5 blue wave bulbs for fill lighting. It makes for great shimmering effects and the middle of the tank is a very intense white about 10-12k look with the LEDs and the outside is a 20k blue from the T5s. Very good looking in person and low energy cost.
Here's a shot of the 15gallon, sorry for the quality. The lights had just come on so the corals aren't fully extended and the front glass is dirty lol:
Here's a shot of the 15gallon, sorry for the quality. The lights had just come on so the corals aren't fully extended and the front glass is dirty lol:
mistaflicksta
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Ok I got some better pics
both white and blue on
left side with both on and right side with only blue on
only blue
both white and blue on
left side with both on and right side with only blue on
only blue
chrismck97
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Ok I got some better pics
both white and blue on
left side with both on and right side with only blue on
only blue
can you post a link to where you got those lights? thanks
Cloudburst2000
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FTS....
Steals mavs acans and runs for the hills :lol:
I'm still planning on going with the Vertex Illumina 200 or 260 light. Anyone got pics of those above their tanks?
vbsaltydog
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Why not...DIY fixture on my 5'x2'x2' 156 gallon Oceanic. Running for 3 months, I love the results in reduced heat, reduced energy consumption, color flexibility, etc...
I like the even light distribution that you got by stagger stacking the leds on the Aluminum U Channel.
smellslikeTUNA
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Here is my single Kessil A150W 10,000K "Sky Blue" LED, getting another one of these little guys very soon! 
vbsaltydog
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I was impressed by them too but they are expensive considering they don't seem to be dimmable/controllable.
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