Thanks!
It's pretty light. Keep in mind I have been using a 300 watt shop light to work on the tank. Great for working and taking pics of the tank, but a terrible long term solution. I am buying 5 sets of LED's this week and should have them up this weekend for everyone to give some feedback on what they like best. Below is an FTS that shows the difference from the shop light (pic one) and a Marineland Double Bright LED (pic two). I think the sand is light as well but actually really like it. The shop light puts off a yellow tint to anything under water.
SHOP LIGHT:
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LED LIGHT: Get used to seeing it more like this since this is closer to the permanent lighting on the tank going forward.
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I am waiting for some wood to sink and for have been doing crazy water changes on the tank(s) since they just moved, all are going through a partial cycle right now. I should be done by this weekend. I will also have the drip system running by then.
Justin, I'll give you my $.02 on what I think..... Not tank related because it looks amazing. From one man to another.... What the heck is up with the garage?!? Partially drywalled, taped, mud and no paint? You have all these beautiful tanks butted up to the walls and bare drywall behind/around them? I think a nice coat of satin white paint On the walls and ceiling will set the tanks off and make you focus on the tanks verses the tape lines on the drywall. Half a day of painting Justin.... Do it buddy!
(and case in that garage door!)
you noticed that too huh?? Yeah trust me I will. Just finishing the tanks first. I have racking that needs to be put up and about a truckload of junk to toss first. I will also be adding in insulation as well before I paint. The right side of the garage has no insulation at all. If I had the time I would have done it before the move.
