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jtReef · 01-18-2007, 02:32 PM

You really can't have to much light.
However you do need to worry about acclimating your corals to the extra light as well as the heat it produces.
So shorten the time your corals are under the light as well as start them pretty far above the tank.
I'm not sure how wide your tank is but with that depth you should be fine.

01-18-2007, 02:32 PM	#2 (permalink)
jtReef Ritteri Anemone Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Naperville IL Age: 29 Posts: 619 Karma: 273	You really can't have to much light. However you do need to worry about acclimating your corals to the extra light as well as the heat it produces. So shorten the time your corals are under the light as well as start them pretty far above the tank. I'm not sure how wide your tank is but with that depth you should be fine. _________ 180 Gal Reef, AquaC EV-400, 3 MH Aquamedic Oceanlight HQI's 250w 20k. Neptune AquaController III, AquaLogic Trimline Cyclone 1/3hp skimmer, 2 x hydor #4's, 2 x mj1200's modded, 40 gal fuge.