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Old 08-02-10, 18:21
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Is T8 enough?

Iv jus set up my NPC tank and im planing to get my first corals soon but the tank only has 1 15w T8 tube is this enough for azoo corals?
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Old 08-02-10, 19:43
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lighting

I think you may get away with a few softies but will have to keep them quite high in the tank so the light can penetrate far enough. Zoas would be a good choice as well as mushys . try one or two you might be suprised!
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Old 08-02-10, 19:45
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i dont plan to keep anything other than azoo corals but i may add a mushy very high up just to test the water
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I think you may get away with a few softies but will have to keep them quite high in the tank so the light can penetrate far enough. Zoas would be a good choice as well as mushys . try one or two you might be suprised!
They are all photosynthetic corals (one's with Zooxanthellae). He is setting up a non photosynthetic coral (one's without Zooxanthellae, known as AZooxanthellae coral) tank so I would say your lighting will probably be fine.
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They are all photosynthetic corals (one's with Zooxanthellae). He is setting up a non photosynthetic coral (one's without Zooxanthellae, known as AZooxanthellae coral) tank so I would say your lighting will probably be fine.
sweet will still try a mushy just to test the water
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