[Chiefmcfuz]

Fish only? Any light you want even a reg NO light would be fine, if you're thinkin of an anemone for those clowns you're gonna have to beef the lighting up.

[PrettyBoy]

what kind of light will i need if i get a anemone

[masterswimmer]

Quote: Originally Posted by PrettyBoy what kind of light will i need if i get a anemone

MH or T5's are the standard.

swimmer

	MH Metal Halide Lighting, typically used for high intensity light demanding corals such as SPS. Bulbs come in varieties of spectrums (7k, 10k,20k), and intensity (175W, 250W, 400W).

[drunktank]

i've kept anmone's under PC's w/ no problem, but the tank was well established

	PC Power Compact Lighting, typically used in lower light aquariums supporting soft corals, LPS, and fish. Their low cost and cooler operating temperatures are an excellent choice for beginner aquariums and smaller tanks.

[Aqua Pro Builder]

Quote: Originally Posted by drunktank i've kept anmone's under PC's w/ no problem, but the tank was well established

Me too, two tanks of anemone under PC's are doing good. One of the tanks have spawned as well.

	PC Power Compact Lighting, typically used in lower light aquariums supporting soft corals, LPS, and fish. Their low cost and cooler operating temperatures are an excellent choice for beginner aquariums and smaller tanks.

[andylee]

FYI. Clowns are easy. Any lighting, fairly clean water, no special movement. Anemones are hard (and expensive- maintenance wise, not initial cost). You would need metal halide or strong (2X55W at least) PC lighting, pristine water conditions that often can't be maintained in 10 gallons; a skimmer pretty much becomes a must.
It's good to ask before you buy!
Andy

	PC Power Compact Lighting, typically used in lower light aquariums supporting soft corals, LPS, and fish. Their low cost and cooler operating temperatures are an excellent choice for beginner aquariums and smaller tanks.