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  1. Seano Hermano
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    30GAL cube !JUST PICKED UP! !pics!

    Ha. 5 LEDs, run at 2 watts each...PAR30 bulbs. You would likely need to cluster 3 of these bulbs together to get the penetration you need, but it...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: General Reef Topics
  2. Seano Hermano
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    Can start calling my tank a reef :)

    Yeah, I don't really know anyone locally in the hobby. "You should get/when will you get some Nemo fish?" has to be the most common question I get...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: General Reef Topics
  3. Seano Hermano
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    Is a consistent light cycle a must?

    To a point, yes. The temperature ranges we are talking about are seriously a degree or three, but that's over the range of the year (summer/winter...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: Coral
  4. Seano Hermano
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    Can start calling my tank a reef :)

    haha. Those are great. I hear them all the time. ;)
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: General Reef Topics
  5. Seano Hermano
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    Can start calling my tank a reef :)

    Same here. Most people I know don't REALLY care about my tank. They might ask "what's that flowy coral" or "what's this worm thing in your sandbed"...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: General Reef Topics
  6. Seano Hermano
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    light cycle

    Hi, Chance. Most people suggest 8-10hrs per day for a lighting cycle. but this will depend on your light fixture. I think you have a 2 bulb T5?
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: Reef Lighting
  7. Seano Hermano
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    Is a consistent light cycle a must?

    Yes, changing the time your light cycle begins/takes place is a much better idea than trying to lengthen it.
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: Coral
  8. Seano Hermano
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    Is a consistent light cycle a must?

    lol. Way to just completely call him out. The sun changes intensity throughout the day, as it's location on the horizon moves, relative to the corals...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 8, 2012 in forum: Coral
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    Biocube's Build Thread, Tank teardown 1/6/14

    Getting rid of acans too!? :o
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
  10. Seano Hermano
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    Is a consistent light cycle a must?

    And to answer your question more directly, Cosmo, it may help to some degree, but it's really hard to tell without trying. Coral Restoration...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: Coral
  11. Seano Hermano
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    Is a consistent light cycle a must?

    I really do not think fish care one way or another, assuming your lighting isn't on a crazy schedule (2 hours one day 20 the next). Ambient light is...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: Coral
  12. Seano Hermano
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    Is a consistent light cycle a must?

    ^ What he said. I personally do not think it would make much of a difference, though I see no problem with it if you wanted to do so.
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: Coral
  13. Seano Hermano
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    Sean's 8.5G Rimless Reef - 3/07/2013

    haha. Well it is rimless so I guess that's always a possibility (or would have been).
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
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    Biocube's Build Thread, Tank teardown 1/6/14

    Wow. New FTS? lol That frogspawn was huge.
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: Show Off Your Fish Tanks!
  15. Seano Hermano
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    Do I have good enough light to support some sps???

    You could try birdsnest corals. They come in green, purpl, or pink polyps, or you can get a birds of paradise (still a birdsnest) which has green...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: SPS Corals
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    Do I have good enough light to support some sps???

    Corals won't grow much beyond the water's surface. In most tanks it would take quite a while to reach this point, though Corailline has a red planet...
    Post by: Seano Hermano, Aug 7, 2012 in forum: SPS Corals
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