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200 gallon deep dimension. I would put these lights on the front and back and then purchase 2 lx7602 for the middle!
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Hello I have a small fresh water aquarium, based on a local Irish landscape. I have a bonsai tree which is growing out of dragon stone, similar like the bend trees around Irish Sea. Green grass is like meadow for ship and bucephalandra wavy leaf is like holy tree. In the aquarium currently I have neons tetra with blue and red shrimps. Why I chose GHL equipment for my aquarium? Firstly I got GHL doser 2.1 SA as for my small aquarium I need to dose very small amounts of fertilizer. The 0.1ml accuracy was the key point. Then I read over internet that the Mitras LX is currently the only good light for SPS corals which I am planning to keep in my reef aquarium. So I got LX6300HV and LX6100HV. Having them I wanted to control the aquarium by computer so I bought P4 ultimate with extra floats…
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My reeftank it’s a cube of 78x78x55 cm with Carib Sea live rocks. Started in 2 February, the lights are 3 radion gen2 (2 pro and 1 basic), skimmer deltec 1500i, refugium like 100 liters. Now the tank it’s restarted after an ayptasia invasion in summer. The movement is by 2 gyre.
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ACQUARIO ACQUA DOLCE MOLTO PIANTUMATO DIMENSIONI LXHXP 200X70X55
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5′ 120 gallon currently running t5
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Allready have 3x Mitras 6200 for my SPS dominated reef, but need some ekstra slim fitting light along the front. Mitras Slimline looks perfect for that Bw
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Vorrei provare un’atro tipo Di luce sul mio acquario
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I have a 400 liter aquarium illuminated by two Aqamai Lrm and I would like to use these new ceiling lights to improve the lighting Thanks, Maurizio
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my aquarium is a 240 liter marine reef currently operated with skymmer 45 kg of live sump rocks with algha chaetomorpha and live rocks reactor calcium with aragonite
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Buongiorno possiedo un acquario 80x40x45 e avendo i t5 mi piacerebbe integrare l’illuminazione con le vostre barre.
