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    LED lights choice

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    Hi,

    Need some help to choose between LED lights that i have narrowed down to.

    1) Chihiros A series A601

    2) Oddysea/Beamswork Hi lumen 60

    Would be great if you could help me compare the 2, i was not able to find much info on the Beamswork thus having a hard time to choose, also noted tht it come in multi colour, blue/white and white sets.

    Will be using it on a 60cm x 30cm x 35cm tank. intend to grow carpeting plants with CO2 injection

    Any input will be greatly appreciated

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    Re: LED lights choice

    I'm currently using 2 Chihiros A series 3ft led lights, growing hair grass and HC.
    So far the hair grass are sprouting runner and the HC are growing too.
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    Re: LED lights choice

    tht would be A901 x 2 or A902?
    good to know your HC and HG are doing well.
    I pressume u are on co2 and tank height of 1.5ft?

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    Re: LED lights choice

    2 units of A901. HC and HG both growing.
    Co2 at 0.5BPS. Tank depth is 45cm.
    Light duration is 8hr per day and light intensity is 3 clicks from the highest setting.
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    Re: LED lights choice

    My advice is go for odyssey 48w model or Green Element 48w model which is effectively the same. You can't go wrong with this, but it cost quite a bit more.

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    Re: LED lights choice

    Quote Originally Posted by Realcaster View Post
    My advice is go for odyssey 48w model or Green Element 48w model which is effectively the same. You can't go wrong with this, but it cost quite a bit more.
    +1 to this advice. I started with beamswork then moved on to green element 48w; worth the extra upgrade cost when you witness immediate pearling

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    Re: LED lights choice

    I would recommend getting the Beamswork because it is very bright. Im using a Green Element and Beams work and I must say it's working well on my plants.

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    Re: LED lights choice

    my vote will go to Green Element!
    my 2 ft tank only lighted by one Green Element ... and MC is spreading like crazy...

    http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...escape-in-2015

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    Quote Originally Posted by fireblade View Post
    my vote will go to Green Element!
    my 2 ft tank only lighted by one Green Element ... and MC is spreading like crazy...

    http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...escape-in-2015
    nice mc. wats the cost of green element 2ft? which lfs carry it?
    whats your bubble count for co2?
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    Re: LED lights choice

    I got it 2nd hand for $50
    I think East Ocean and C328 should have it..

    CO2 is about 2 to 3 bps

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    Re: LED lights choice

    Green Element have 2 types, if your tank is deep, go for the one with EVO Led at 3watt per LED and total wattage of 48W for better light penetration.

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    Re: LED lights choice

    just came back from seaview... no stock... sianzz...

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    Re: LED lights choice

    One of my friend are using the 2ft A -series..
    Plants healthy and bubbling

    http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j4...psqxgiqqes.jpg
    Photo of the 2ft A-series at work
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    Re: LED lights choice

    Quote Originally Posted by exo View Post
    just came back from seaview... no stock...sianzz...

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    Which one have u decided?

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    nope not decided still taking my time.. cabinet not here yet so still have some time to think abt it and compare

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    Re: LED lights choice

    Quote Originally Posted by fireblade View Post
    my vote will go to Green Element!
    my 2 ft tank only lighted by one Green Element ... and MC is spreading like crazy...

    http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...escape-in-2015
    Hi
    May i check with you where did you bought your lighting?

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    Re: LED lights choice

    I bought it online 2nd hand.. cheap and good...

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    Re: LED lights choice

    Anyone using this :http://www.eastoceansg.com/aquarium-...rder-1470.html (2 or 3 feet) and ha e comments / feedback to share? Looks cool!

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    Re: LED lights choice

    Note that a useful feature of the Chihiros A-Series is its inline 7-step dimmer module, so you can adjust the light intensity to match your tank requirements. This helps alot when it comes to fine tuning the conditions for optimal plant growth.
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