- Location
- Deer Park,Long Island,11729
? How long has FathomLED been around.
What kind LEDs for marineland 300
- Thread starter Mattl22
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- Long Island
LowezAkar24
I don't know how long FathomLED has been around but is quickly becoming a household name. It is an Excellent alternative to what is available out there on the market as it pertains to lighting. I have not seen any negative publicity in regards to these lights since I first heard of them. All I constantly hear about is the excellent price, and excellent customer service. Do a quick search you will see the posts on here.
I don't know how long FathomLED has been around but is quickly becoming a household name. It is an Excellent alternative to what is available out there on the market as it pertains to lighting. I have not seen any negative publicity in regards to these lights since I first heard of them. All I constantly hear about is the excellent price, and excellent customer service. Do a quick search you will see the posts on here.
- Location
- Long Island
I don't see a need for the other color LEDs to be added. I only use cool white and royal blue and I get pretty good color out of my corals. The addition of color and uv LEDs IMO is a gimmick just like you are saying. I would hate for anyone to be wasting money on them.
- Location
- Long Island
LowezAkar24
I have had lights without the UV light and currently I am running lights with the addition of UV. I would say that there is a difference judging from what I have seen in my tank. FathomLED also sells lights minus the UV if anyone wants them. Corals can grow basically under any light but each coral appreciates different light in different spectrums depending on the given coral. Money is only wasted when someone does not get the service or goods they are seeking. However, what I feel is a gimmick are the thunder/lighting effect feature in some lights.
I have had lights without the UV light and currently I am running lights with the addition of UV. I would say that there is a difference judging from what I have seen in my tank. FathomLED also sells lights minus the UV if anyone wants them. Corals can grow basically under any light but each coral appreciates different light in different spectrums depending on the given coral. Money is only wasted when someone does not get the service or goods they are seeking. However, what I feel is a gimmick are the thunder/lighting effect feature in some lights.
- Location
- Garden city
Hearing alot of good things about fathom LEDs anyone near roosvelt field mall have them would love to see in person
- Location
- Long Island
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
From experience, DIY may cost more than prebuild but the good part is you have almost 100% control of you you really want in it.
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
For those who want to build your own light, please take note that our eyes are not good measurement of intensity and spectrum if you concern about which spectrum is good for the corals.
Even though white is considered as RGB mixed together but the same feeling of a "white" light may not consist of same amount of each spectrum presents in the mix. That's sometimes, we will mistook 35%A+25%B+40%C as 45%A+10%B+45%C light color mix
Even though white is considered as RGB mixed together but the same feeling of a "white" light may not consist of same amount of each spectrum presents in the mix. That's sometimes, we will mistook 35%A+25%B+40%C as 45%A+10%B+45%C light color mix
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