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Old August 28th, 2007, 11:20 PM
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t-5 ho lighting

is 216 watts (4-54watt) T-5 bulbs good enough to keep just about any type of coral/anemone in a 55 gallon tank?
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Re: t-5 ho lighting

I'm going to say that you could keep 99.9% of the corals,and I think Biff had an anemone under the 216 watt T-5.
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Re: t-5 ho lighting

ive heard those t5 vho are really good...
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Re: t-5 ho lighting

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Re: t-5 ho lighting

With individual reflectors than yes.
Without IR than most but not all,IMO.I still think for SPS,anemones and clams still need IR for proper growth.
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Re: t-5 ho lighting

I kept an anemone under that same amount of light in my 55.
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