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[MSwift]

Title kinda says it all.... Does anyone know someone that sells them or sell them themselves or maybe someone that builds them?

 

[Dr.DiSilicate]

Sponsors, reef koi, ambrosiozoa / good places to start, gonzos has good deals on reefbrite

 

[MSwift]

Cool Thanks!

 

[cdrewferd]

You buy the stuff and I'll build it for a couple frags. Just depends on price and what you want to do with it.


Drew

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[dragon007]

I just bought some from reefkoi, I got 2 of the evo 100's. They are sick


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[MSwift]

@cdrewferd pm sent

 

[MSwift]

@dragon007 thanks I have heard a lot of good about those guys!

 

[reefkoi]

Glad you like them!!

I'm always happy to see locals go with the Evo, hard to beat having local service right here in Colorado

 

[cdrewferd]

Reefkoi, what would you recommend for his 72"x24"x29.5" 225g tank? Maybe 2 200w?


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[CRW Reef]

I might be incorrect buy my assumption is that he has 2 center braces that would get in the way of the spread if he only uses 2 panels, I was thinking he would need at least 3-120 watt panels for his because of the center braces.

 

[reefkoi]

Reefkoi, what would you recommend for his 72"x24"x29.5" 225g tank? Maybe 2 200w?


Drew

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well if the braces will cause shadows then 3-100's would work fine, or 3-150s if the money is there thats a safe bet you'll have more than enough and can crank them up slowly as needed 2-200w works too, I dont think the braces will be a huge issue, these have 90 degree reflectors and so they spread under and around the braces pretty well actually.

 

[MSwift]

There is just one brace and its right in the middle

 

[cdrewferd]

There you go. 1 brace= 2 200w panels. You'd be able to grow SPS on the sand be if you wanted.


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[CRW Reef]

Ya cool there is only one center brace. If 2x 200w gets you the 6' spread width wise that's the way to go