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ReefGuy69 · 01-12-2008, 03:55 PM

I disagree with Michael. I had a carpet anenome for a while under PC lighting. It even grew in size. Ive seen others who have anenomes under PC lighting. Do i think they can survive. Yes. Do i think they will thrive. it depends on your care for the tank, how often you replace bulbs. and i think on the total wattage or PAR that get to the anenome. Its going to be a controversial thing. I think the #1 reason that most dont have sucess with them is because they dont research enough on them and they add them to their setup to early before their tank matures. Just my opinion and experience.

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ReefGuy69 Plate Coral Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Syracuse, NY Posts: 747 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: what kind of nem should i get I disagree with Michael. I had a carpet anenome for a while under PC lighting. It even grew in size. Ive seen others who have anenomes under PC lighting. Do i think they can survive. Yes. Do i think they will thrive. it depends on your care for the tank, how often you replace bulbs. and i think on the total wattage or PAR that get to the anenome. Its going to be a controversial thing. I think the #1 reason that most dont have sucess with them is because they dont research enough on them and they add them to their setup to early before their tank matures. Just my opinion and experience. __________________ Dennis ________ http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/...journal-3.html 55gal AGA w/ built in overflow 15 gal acrylic DIY sump/fuge 75lbs Fiji Live Rock 45lbs of Live Sand 1-1/2inch (1) 96 watt Super Blue Actinic Power Compact (2) 96 Watt 10,000k Power Compacts (2) Ebo Jager 200 watt heaters Seaclone 150 Skimmer (2) Hagen 50's Power Heads for flow (1) Hagen 70 Return Pump DIY ATO system (5 Gal) Mini Aqua Lights for fuge (10k/Actinic03) TLF 150 Phosban Reactor 12X turnover rate 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, 1 Scarlet Cleaner Shrimp, 1 Peppermint Shrimp, Neon Green Hairy Mushrooms, Red Zoanthus Polyps.