LED lighting for deep tanks

[daxilix]

Got a 30-gallon deep tank, about 24 inches tall. My Zoanthids aren't opening up like they used to. Think it's the lights? Running a basic LED strip, but it's kinda weak. What's y'all's setup for deep tanks?

[southernbreeze]

24 inches is no joke, dude. You gotta crank up the PAR. I'm running two AI Primes on my 40-gallon breeder, and my Acros are loving it. What's your light schedule look like? Maybe bump it up to 10 hours if you're under that.

[brightNight]

Got a 30-gallon deep tank, about 24 inches tall. My Zoanthids aren't opening up like they used to. Think it's the lights? Running a basic LED strip, but it's kinda weak. What's y'all's setup for deep tanks?

If they're not opening, it's probably light starvation. Try lowering them or upgrading your fixture.

[trailblz]

I feel you on the struggle. My first deep tank was a disaster until I switched to Radions. Now everything's happy. Maybe start with one strong light and see how they respond? Patience is key.

[creekfish]

My tank's only 18 inches, but my buddy's got a deep one. He uses those cheap Amazon LEDs, and somehow his stuff grows. Maybe it's the water? Dunno.

[Harm]

Y'all sleeping on T5 hybrids. I mix 'em with LEDs, and my SPS are popping. Depth ain't a problem when you got that combo.

[midnight]

I've had good luck with the Noopsyche K7 Pro. It's budget-friendly and punches deep. My Duncan's been growing like crazy since I got it.

[starboy]

My tank's 24 inches too. I started with one AI Hydra, but my Torches were pissed. Added a second one, and now they're chill. Maybe just double up?

[starix]

PAR meters are your friend. Borrow one if you can't buy. Numbers don't lie.