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This. Though for a 35 gallon frag tank, 4 bulbs is probably plenty. 2 bulbs might even be enough depending on the dimensions of the tank - just put SPS as close to the bulbs as possible.
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I agree with Mindy. 4 to 6 T5's with a strip of blue LEDs in there somewhere is your best bet for growth, colour (subjective) and coverage.
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If I were to add in the LED blue strip to a t5 fixture is there a specific wattage or brand of LED strips to use?
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get a strip of reef brite. Bayside has them I believe.
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#5
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I went with a strip of ReefBrite XHO's for my frag system. Bought it from Bayside Corals.
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Let's say my budget for now is $300
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Then buy a used T5 4 bulb fixture (?$), new bulbs (~$100-120), and look online for a retrofit kit for blue LEDs.
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