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TMC GroBeam 1000 for 60ltr Tank
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sanj
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I have not used the tile, but the grow beam strip lights. Some others have grown plants with tiles with good success.
viktorlantos
Aquascaper
One tile may will be not enough for a 60 liter if the tank is 60cm wide. I guess then on the sides you will not have nice lighting.
On this size George used 2 tile which is too much, but you get equal power on all sides in the tank.
I did that too on my tank with amazing result.
This tank is a 45P one using 1x1000 tile and the plants goes awesome under that.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/viktorlant ... otostream/
So the tuth is somewhere on the middle.
On this size George used 2 tile which is too much, but you get equal power on all sides in the tank.
I did that too on my tank with amazing result.
This tank is a 45P one using 1x1000 tile and the plants goes awesome under that.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/viktorlant ... otostream/
So the tuth is somewhere on the middle.
Thanks for the info and link Viktorlantos, some good advice. My tank is 24'' witdth, 12"depth, 15" Height.
I did think of the TMC Grobeam 500, double lights. ight give a better all over light?
Amazing images of Green Aqua showroom - whats your secret on the massive 'Cuba' Tank?
I did think of the TMC Grobeam 500, double lights. ight give a better all over light?
Amazing images of Green Aqua showroom - whats your secret on the massive 'Cuba' Tank?
I have 2x grobeam 500 on 80 liter. Tank is wide 37.5cm, long 60cm and I am considering 3rd tile only for better spread as light hungry plants from backgroudd are leaning forward too much. Or I will just up it much higher. But for 30cm wide tank 2 should be fine. 2 grobeam 1000 is too much you will need dimmer but you get will get perfect spread.
