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I also looked at a DIY light and was much more impressed. |
Good discussion and off topic is good too, keep up the "debate". I too am for MH and I have seen a tank with the Vertex LED and was not impressed. The pics that Dogfather put up look great! Lets see some more from others please.
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Depending on where your tank is you might actually WANT the heat from a mh setup. My basement is always very cold and I'm sure those terribly dated bulbs are going to help heat my tank. I don't think I'll even come close to needing a chiller but we'll see.
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Not 100 Gallons but here is our LED Tank
http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/photo-22.jpg
Up since the summer, corals are ok, i'd like to see more blue but Ecoxotic are apparently in the stages of getting something controllable out. Ocean Aquatics |
I have a 8 bulb t5 and in the process of upgrading to LED...
thought about going with MH, but a 6 foot 3 x 250W MH fixture is already ~$1500, add in ballast ~$400, 3 MH bulbs say $120 each and 4 x T5 bulbs @ $22 each that is already ~$2500 for the whole set up. every year to year and half another $400 for bulb changes + electricity cost within 2-3 yrs it already pays for a $4000 LED fixture. |
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Actually better yet. If anyone in Vancouver area feels that they cant build their own fixture, ill build it for you, no cost to you, just buy the parts + iron. Ill even do some 3d designing for you. *** actually i better say first couple people just in case i get flooded |
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so far the corals under the LED are going great, and thy arnt even CREE, and are a mix of 50 white and 50 blue, not the 2 part blue and one part white. I wil put a picture up of it |
250W phounix VS 50/50 led (no cree)
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So I'll put my name up tho for a rain check on the building, just in case I ever change my mind -lol |
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