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Advice for a new light

andy

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Lewes, East Sussex
Returning to a planted tank after a few years and the choice of lighting is a bit overwhelming

So the tank is 100 x 45 x 45 cm filtered by an external.

CO2 will be added and a sandy substrate used. I have an RO so I can mix this with the hard tap water here in East Sussex if needed.

I would like to keep a mix of plants, some of which require high lighting. Fish would largely be based around 30 Harliquins and maybe a small group of Apistos.

Lighting is a minefield. Would prefer to keep away from tubes and I like the look of the full length LED's with a spectrum that is suitable for both green and red plants.

Any suggestions? Happy to spend a bit of cash on them (within sensible reason). Tank can be open topped.

Thank you
 
I cannot fault my Twinstar 600 EA ( A ) means adjustable. Fantastic colour rendition, simple timer / dimmer included, grows red and greens for fun, didn’t break the bank.
 
@George Farmer did a light upgrade, and they were Twinstar G. Have at how the fish colour changed:

 
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