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They could all be that low because the algae is feeding on it making it that low.

Xr30's advertise 36" spread. Xr15's 24" spread

Two radion xr30's. Two 15's would be a stretch and wouldn't suggest for a sps tank

In deed

Dang good deal

Lol.

That thing is massive. Lol. looks good.

+1 Barry's got awsome stuff and a gorgeous tank

If my memory serves me jellyfish don't need tropical water and if I can recall without looking they need coldish water

Lol no joke.

Dang... I don't know we're your getting a brand new 8 bulb dimmable for 500 but you better buy that yesterday

http://www.wamas.org/forums/index.php?/topic/73649-Petland-remodeling-sale

The petland remodel post has both reefbrites and 8 bulb fixture at Excellent prices it just doesn't say what size the ati is.

You could also use one of those ocean revives on the frag tank assuming that's what's getting replaced by the t5 fixture

A pretty strong internal dc return pump should suffice. Along the dc9000 range and can be turned down via controller if needed

What size skimmer are you running now and return pump?

Just get dimmable 8...problem solved. Lol

If money is no option go for a ATI powermodule. That's t5/led combo already otherwise on a straight t5 only fixture and its a 48" 120g a 6 bulb 6x54w ati would be a minimum for a mixed reef or a 8 bulb 8x54w for a sps dominated. You can't go wrong with a ATI fixture. High quality and excellent output

That Maybe a little intense with that any leds.

The glue provided I believe

What about nitrate and phos

http://fredericksburg.craigslist.org/for/5060393141.html Found these yesterday

On a 110 you will meet the umph of a xr30 as most economical led's fixture are only effective up to the 24" depth range. You would need 2 xr30's. I don't know about the penitration range on the IT range but they are good fixtures I have a it2060 and am impressed. Most led fixture will provide a 24"x24" footprint but it's just the effective depth range that will get you. I think the xr30's are a 36"x#" spread

Test the water going into the tank. This could Id whether it is the water or equipment. If it tests zero look into the filter having any residual ammonia leaching. That's where I would start.

PetCo sells the Russian tortoise I believe that's what they are