Poseidons Saltwater Endeavors

Bfofre

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It will help spread the light..  The light cast from the led through the optic is 90deg (for optimal par at depth) one removed,  the led will spread the light at 120deg, but reduce your par at the sandbed.  So it's a trade off  but unless you are keeping high light coral on the sand bed it might help.

You can also raise the lights up.

Removing the optics is really easy anyway..

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Bfofre

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And I agree.. I think it looks good..  The shadows might take a little getting used to. Totally different look then t5.. Like I said,  don't do anything for a few days..  It grows on you

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Poseidon

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teebone110 link said:
Tank is looking great!

If it's in the budget, I would consider an couple more like and turn them all length ways as unibob mentioned.


im still waiting to see how these work...
nothing is any less extended than it was with the mh's so far

but i gotta give it time :)
(also not really in the budget haha)
 

Poseidon

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SW Ontario
Jewel link said:
[quote author=Poseidon link=topic=3486.msg93523#msg93523 date=1399944865]
In the pic they are tra
In the pic they are Tra?
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some one asked, are they 100% ,

in the pic they are... i dont know what the tra was for haha
 

Poseidon

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SW Ontario
Well, my eyes hurt. And not in a good way,

The light is too bright from my couch and apparently the UV actually damages your eyes.

So I rigged up a barrier out of card paper for now, I'm going to look into getting a short canopy made, my 10" high
Just to cover the lights
 

Bfofre

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I could never understand how anyone could run lighting,  of any type,  without a canopy..  Unless of course you like living in a tanning bed

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EricTMah

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I find with LED's you don't get much light into the room.  Very directional.  Now for MH or T5's.  That's a different story.


Edit:  Didn't know you switched to LED's
I find my Maxspects don't cast too much light into the room. 
 

Jewel

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Oct 11, 2011
Location
Wingham Ontario
Gotta agree with Eric, but then again I should we're both running the Razor, I'm using the 120 optics so it spills a bit of light on the sides,  And the light sits 10 inches above the water. I love the Rimless look and the LEDs don't take anything away from the tank.
 

Poseidon

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SW Ontario
With the barrier lol
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Also finally picked up some frozen mysis

Mixed it in with the flake I normally feed, and it was funny to watch the cbb bite flake and spit it out thinking it was mysis, picky little guy
 
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