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  • #1

    moonlight setup

    I have a 4' wide 30" deep tank and want to set up a blue/ moonlight. I don't want to pay a fortune for some crazy sophisticated light system. I just want a light that will let me view at night and not be to bright to bother the fish. any thoughts? I like this light and system, but have read bad reviews.
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    http://www.marineandreef.com/48_inch_Signature_Series_Moonlight_R2_Solutions_p/rr200047.htm


    http://www.customaquatic.com/estore/control/product/~product=LT-RR4000531
    Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.

    110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
    29 gal (Planted Puffer)
    10 gal (snails and small planted)
    5 gal Hex (shrimp)
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  • #2
    buy a 48 in marineland led setup....blue lights on it look great and you could use the day lights if you want to ....donnie has them for sale at city pets....
    210 gallon tank...empty.....wait till you see what is coming

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    • #3
      how much are they?
      55 gal DISCUS Community Tank)
      45 gallon tank OB Peacock, asst. peacock, with albino oscars community
      10 gallon (fancey guppy, dwarfpuffer, mollies, platys)
      10 gallon Hospital tank
      2.5 gallon dragon betta male tank
      13 gallon plants only tank soon to B saltwater!!!

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      • #4
        I already have the largest Marineland LED they make. I want a separate moonlight I can control. I also don't want to make the blue led's run double duty and burn out before the whites.
        Fishtafarian- Fish are more than just a hobby, they are an obsession.

        110 gal Tall (Angel Community)
        29 gal (Planted Puffer)
        10 gal (snails and small planted)
        5 gal Hex (shrimp)

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        • #5
          Check out frys. I remember seeing them sell LEDs there. They sell singles that can be stringed together and has one power cord.

          Hope that helped!

          p.s. you should get crazy sophisticated light system just for kicks!
          I ate my fish that died.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by freespool View Post
            I have a 4' wide 30" deep tank and want to set up a blue/ moonlight. I don't want to pay a fortune for some crazy sophisticated light system. I just want a light that will let me view at night and not be to bright to bother the fish. any thoughts? I like this light and system, but have read bad reviews.
            Page Not Found - 404
            http://www.marineandreef.com/48_inch_Signature_Series_Moonlight_R2_Solutions_p/rr200047.htm


            http://www.customaquatic.com/estore/control/product/~product=LT-RR4000531
            I have 2 sets of moonlights sitting on top of my glass tops. They give off a nice blue coloring. Got them at www.digikits.com Inexpensive and work great.

            I also have 2 36" Marineland Double Bright LED lights as well, but only use the full lights. I have both the moonlights and Marineland lights on separate auto-timers.
            180g Oceanic w/colony of 8 WC Moba Fronts (1m/7f) purchased from TNT Cichlids in Jan '05 & numerous fry. 1 F1 adult moba male. 2 2217 Eheims, 2 6080 Tunze Streams, WISA airpump, single stage Johnson ETC.....fishkeeping since 1988.

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            • #7
              I really hate the marineland double bright led. Simply because theres a manual switch to change between full lights and moonlights. That means I gotta remember to do it every day.

              I rather just have had two cords and used some cheapo timers.

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