My tank is 6' long x 3' wide x 21" high. How well do the Beamworks lights cover front to back? I tried a Marineland single bright 36" led on one half of the tank and most of the light was focused in the middle (front to back) of the tank. I currently have 2, single bulb 36" fluorescent light strips that cover all of the tank. Wondering if Beamworks spread the light out as well as fluorescent tubes?
Beamswork LED's
- Thread starter ElectricBlueSeanBurch
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If you look 1 page back there's some pics of my 180 with beamswork light. I have complete coverage
I have 2x48" V1's and my tank is 27.5" wide. I doubt you will get complete coverage with 2x36" strips. If it was me I'd do 4x36 or 2 of the new 72" ones. P.s. I live your dims.
Is there any difference (besides the price) between the fixtures that AquaTraders is selling versus the ones on Ebay? I thought the Aquatraders one was a newer generation or something. Here's the link to it, http://www.aquatraders.com/LED-Aquarium-Lighting-Freshwater-Bright-p/56204.htm
The 2 you posted are identical. However there are a couple different versions for sale on aquatraders.
I picked up 2 36" led 600 lumen lights from aquatraders to put on a 8' tank. I like these lights. The lights are bright enough to cover the entire tank even though its 2 ft shorter than my tank.
These lights are a little dimmer than my old lights but i like that better because itz better for the type of fish I have (datnoids). Plus i like the shimmer that they give off. Im planning to add a powerhead and it should make the shimmer effect even bigger.
These lights are a little dimmer than my old lights but i like that better because itz better for the type of fish I have (datnoids). Plus i like the shimmer that they give off. Im planning to add a powerhead and it should make the shimmer effect even bigger.
