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pyx 17-07-2011 06:18 PM

Lightings for 5x2.5x2 tank
 
Hi, would like to know what lightings are you guys using for a 2.5ft depth tank? I just upgraded from a 4x2x2 tank to a 5x2.5x2, and am using the existing 3 lights of T5 10k, doesnt seems to be strong enough to reach the depth.

BENG66 17-07-2011 10:06 PM

T5 10k to me very strong lights & generate large amount of heat le. Considered your depth, it might not fully penetrate to the bottom.

what fishes you keeping & purpose of using strong lightings?

Arofanic 17-07-2011 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by pyx (Post 8554159)
Hi, would like to know what lightings are you guys using for a 2.5ft depth tank? I just upgraded from a 4x2x2 tank to a 5x2.5x2, and am using the existing 3 lights of T5 10k, doesnt seems to be strong enough to reach the depth.

Bro.

Your tank length 5ft, width is 2.5ft and depth 2ft base on what you stated, if not mistaken.
And what fish you are keeping? Need so strong lighting. If tanning arowana then is ok. But for koi or gold fish then is too strong or maybe you like looking at it very bright in the tank.

I shine my koi with reptile light, not too strong light, sort off sunlight.

Just my opinon.

pyx 18-07-2011 02:39 AM

i was keeping planted tank before i switched over to keeping orandas.... so still using the same lights from earlier. now got about 7 orandas in this 5 feet tank, depth is 2.5 feet. so what lights are u guys using or suggesting. thanks.:)

AngryMan 18-07-2011 02:46 PM

Agree with you brother.

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Originally Posted by Arofanic (Post 8554418)
Bro.

Your tank length 5ft, width is 2.5ft and depth 2ft base on what you stated, if not mistaken.
And what fish you are keeping? Need so strong lighting. If tanning arowana then is ok. But for koi or gold fish then is too strong or maybe you like looking at it very bright in the tank.

I shine my koi with reptile light, not too strong light, sort off sunlight.

Just my opinon.



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