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Sun, 4th Nov 2007, 08:56 AM
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Light Position
I currantly have 2 400w SE bulbs over my 110 show, They are mounted hoizontally over the water surface approx 3in off the water. My question is I am going to put Luminarc reflectors over the bulbs and would like to know if I would get more reflective light if the bulbs were mounted vertically in the reflector over the water surface? Space is not an issue but the light and relector would be 6-8in off the water. So 360 degrees of relective light and 8in off water surface or 180 degrees of reflective surface and bulb 3in off water surface.
Barry
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Sun, 4th Nov 2007, 09:26 AM
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I would keep them horizontally for more surface area. 800w of light is more than enough for bottom of a 36" deep tank. The width and depth are your concern and horizontal will ensure coverage.
The reflectors will really make your tank shine. I would think about cuttin down on my light period for a couple weeks so your corals can adjust. The reflectors make a huge difference.
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