I am thinking the same thing but not sure how or what to use. How do I know if it will be bright enough
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I have one question. Does anyone here have pics of a 300+ gallon tank or 30" tall tanks with LED? I'm debating wether to switch over to LED on my 450g to save some energy costs. Sorry for hi-jacking the threadI have one question. Does anyone here have pics of a 300+ gallon tank or 30" tall tanks with LED? I'm debating wether to switch over to LED on my 450g to save some energy costs.
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This is a pic of my 450g tank 33" water level with 1 129 Beamswork LED light bar on.
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This is the same tank with 1 50w LED Floodlight 2 20w LED Floodlight
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I like to use the beamswork in the evening when I don't want the light as bright. The biggest thing for me though is the beamswork alone is 129 watts and the whole LED Floodlight set up is only 90 watts.Wow first pic the beamswork LED barely lights up the tank. 2nd pic is much better. Thanks sross.
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lol yeah thats a screw driver I'm remodeling my garage to change it in to my new living room. I was probably doing some electrical work.Is that a Phillips head screwdriver bro? I gots me one of those too. But in all seriousness, nice tank.
I like to use the beamswork in the evening when I don't want the light as bright. The biggest thing for me though is the beamswork alone is 129 watts and the whole LED Floodlight set up is only 90 watts.