T5's for coral color, fish color+algea control 4x54 for 120G

I plan on getting 4xT5's, either IceCap or Tek reflectors.
IceCap reflectors are 2.5" wide and Tek reflectors are 3" wide.

My question here really about the bulbs.

What would be the best combinaion of bulbs for my 120gallon tank?

I currently have 2x250w 14000K MH lights

Thanks.

Here is what i was looking at


Bulb # 1
54W 12000K Aquablue Special T5 HO Fluorescent
Combines the properties of a Blue bulb with a full-spectrum daylight bulb producing a color temperature of approximately 12000K. Great as a stand-alone bulb or in combination with an Blue Plus or Actinic Blue 03 bulb.





Bulb # 2
54W Blue Plus T5 HO Fluorescent
Combines the properties of a Blue bulb with a Actinic Blue 03 bulb producing a unique spectrum that encourages both bluing in SPS corals and fluorescence in capable corals. Also helps balance out a washed-out/yellow hued tank. Great as a supplement to metal halides or in combination with a 6500K Sun Pro or Aquablue Special bulb.





Bulb # 3
54W Pro Color T5 HO Fluorescent
Full spectrum bulb characterized by its deep red color section in the 650 - 720 nm range. Deep red spectrum is excellent for bringing out the vibrant reds in an aquarium and enhances the non-fluorescent pigments in corals bringing out the true color of an aquarium. Recommended Use: in combination with at least 3 or more other T5 bulbs. Not recommended as a stand-alone bulb. Warranty: 1 year (Pro-Rated).


Bulb # 4
54W True Actinic 03 T5 HO Fluorescent
100% "actinic blue" bulb which produces a spectrum that peaks at 420nm producing a spectrum that encourages ultimate fluorescence and coral enhancement in capable corals. Recommended Use: as a supplement to metal halides or in combination with other T5 bulbs. Warranty: 1 year (Pro-Rated).

Bulb # 5
54W 6500K Daylight T5 HO Fluorescent
Full spectrum daylight bulb with high-output to encourage coral growth. Good for bringing out the greens in an aquarium. We recommend using it in combination with 1 or more Blue Plus bulbs. Mean Lumens: 4370. Color Temperature: 6500K. Color Rendering Index (CRI): 85.




Bulb # 6
54W 3000K Daylight T5 HO Fluorescent
Full spectrum daylight bulb with high-output to encourage coral growth and a well balanced spectrum to produce good color definition. Excellent for bringing out the yellows, oranges and reds in an aquarium. To balance the almost orange color of the bulb we recommend using it in combination with 2 or more Blue Plus bulbs. Mean Lumens: 4600. Color Temperature: 3000K. Color Rendering Index (CRI): 85.




Bulb # 7
54W Aqua Flora T5 HO Fluorescent
54W Aqua Flora T5 HO Fluorescent is a balanced, full-spectrum lamp designed to enhance plant growth in freshwater tanks and bring out the blue and red colors of fish. Recommended Use: Freshwater: in combination with 6000K Midday Sun; Saltwater: in combination with at least 3 or more other T5 bulbs.



Bulb # 8
54W 6000K Midday Sun T5 HO Fluorescent
Balanced, full-spectrum daylight bulb with a color temperature of approximately 6000K which encourages coral growth by closely replicating natural sunlight. Great in combination with an Actinic/Blue Plus bulb.



Bulb # 9
54W 11000K Aquablue Plus T5 HO Fluorescent
Combines the properties of a Blue bulb (60%) with a full-spectrum daylight bulb (40%) producing a color temperature of approximately 11000K. Great as a stand-alone bulb or in combination with an Actinic/Blue Plus or Pure Actinic 03 bulb.




Bulb # 10
54W Actinic Plus T5 HO Fluorescent
Combines the properties of a Pure Actinic 03 with a Blue bulb producing a unique spectrum that encourages both bluing in SPS corals and fluorescence in capable corals. Also helps balance out a washed-out/yellow hued tank. Great as a supplement to metal halides or in combination with a 6000K Midday Sun or 11000K Aquablue Plus bulb.



Bulb # 11
54W Pure Actinic 03 T5 HO Fluorescent
Pure "actinic" bulb which produces a spectrum that peaks at 420nm producing a spectrum that encourages ultimate fluorescence in capable corals. Great as a supplement to metal halides or in combination with a 11000K Aquablue Plus bulb




Bulb # 12
54W Fiji Purple T5 HO Fluorescent
Full spectrum bulb characterized by its blue-red combination spectrum. Good for bringing out the pinks, purples and reds in an aquarium. Recommended Use: in combination with at least 3 or more other T5 bulbs. Not recommended as a stand-alone bulb.



Bulb # 13
54W 10000K AquaSun T5 HO Fluorescent
Full-spectrum daylight bulb with a color temperature of approximately 10000K which encourages coral growth by closely replicating natural sunlight. Good in combination with a Super Actinic bulb.




Bulb # 14
54W 12000K Actinic White (50/50) T5 HO Fluorescent
Combines the properties of a Super Actinic bulb with a full-spectrum daylight bulb producing a color temperature of approximately 12000K. Great as a stand-alone bulb or in combination with a Super Actinic bulb.




Bulb # 15
54W 75/25 14000K AquaBlue T5 HO Fluorescent
Combines the properties of a Super Actinic bulb (approximately 75%) with a full-spectrum daylight bulb (approximately 25%) producing a color temperature of approximately 14000K. Great as a stand-alone bulb or in combination with a true actinic or blue bulb.





Bulb # 16
54W Super Actinic T5 HO Fluorescent
100% "actinic blue" bulb which produces a spectrum that peaks at 420nm producing a spectrum that encourages ultimate fluorescence and coral enhancement in capable corals. Great as a supplement to metal halides or in combination with an Actinic White or AquaSun bulb.

holy crap that was a lot of work :

 

Well, you have the daylight spectrum with the halides. I would suggest two super actinics and two aquablues, or just four super actinics. I personally run two white actinics and two super actinics

 

What is your preference? Faster growth or better color?

 

Better color

 

I would just add a couple Super Actinics to your current light and keep the MH,s.