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| Rafflemeister Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Barnum Island
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Either is fine for zoas. Some zoas will be happier toward the top of the tank, others happier toward the bottom. If you are changing your lighting, start them at the bottom and if they begin to stretch toward the light, move them higher a few inches at a time.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: peekskill,ny
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I Myself Like The T5's Better And Depending On The Light Setup It Gives You More Options Of Light, But Pc's Will Work
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