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04-22-2008, 06:09 PM
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| Tunicate | Will this work for anenome / clams in a 55? I posted a longer version of this in the beginner forum, but also had other non-related questions to go along w/ it. I figured I may get a better, more specific response to this particular question here b/c I'm sure not everyone hangs out in the newbie area. Will the 432 watt light be enough on a 55 gallon if I want anenomes and clams? T-5 Aquarium Lighting: Nova Extreme T-5 Fixtures w/Lunar Lights If it won't, then am I looking for strictly MH? I'm worried about heat and don't want to spend the extra $$ on a chiller. Also, what is the minimum watts per gallon recommended for clams? TIA |
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