Glow Coral

Glow Coral

What light best suited to my aquarium?

Is this light suit my tank? LIGHT: Nova Extreme T-5 w Calendar / Lunar Lights TANK: 75 gal. (48in) TANK TYPE: Reef Fish + / Coral Is this light fixture allow the growth of corals and coral? Light Specifications: ~ High Output T-5 lamps PLUS LED lunar fluorescent provides ~ 24-hour full lighting for your reef tank ~ 48 ", 432 Watt (Total), (T-5 bulbs) 8-54 watts, 4 lights Coralife Aqualight Lunar Moon and More Compact Fluorescent Fixture, 4X96 W, 48 ~ 96 "Two Watt Actinic and two 96 watt 10K compact fluorescent lamp ~ Four Blue Moon ~ Three bright LEDs on / off switches (one for the actinic bulb, one for daylight bulb, and one for the lunar lights) and three power cords, THANK YOU! PS: I like this view to suit almost any coral / reef / aquatic animals for my 75 tank. Thanks again

The Nova is a great light. It is sufficient for most large polyp corals (LPS), but not for most small polyp corals. Most perishable items will well too. Many of the corals and anemones high light did not thrive under those lights and require a high-watt halide. Some deepwater SPS would be nice. The Nova is perfect for corals Euphyllia (grapes, frogspawn, hammer), the majority of brain coral, elegance coral, bubble coral, skins, gorgonians, the mushrooms, zoos, some stony corals, etc, but not enough for most Acropora SPS or similar. Same as above on corals that do well going to the covenants. I personally I prefer the T5S T5S run and only moderate / low light tanks Halides and in my high light tanks. I use a compact in my freshwater planted tank. Present and the U.S. (That make Nova) makes a great light and are a wonderful company. They stand behind their product and if you have a problem with it please contact them directly and that will solve the problem in most cases.