Mar 09, 2014
Damon
wrote
Hello, I recently went to a 75 gallon rr ready tank. I had a 50 gallon that was 3 ft and the new tank is 4 ft long. I also have a razor 160 watt 27 inch light that I like. My problem is it obviously is not enough coverage for the new 4 ft long tank. I can't afford to just buy a new 300 watt light with having the current one. Any ideas? I still have all the equipment and the box in mint condition for the 27 inch is there any way to credit it towards a 4 ft light? I would like to stay with Razor as I like the 27 inch. Thanks for any ideas.
Damon
Damon
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3 Answers
Mar 10, 2014
Chris Conti
agent
wrote
Damon,
I recommend upgrading to the new 120 degree Maxspect Lenses to improve your coverage.
http://www.coralvue.com/maxspect-razor-r420r-120-degree-white-reflector
Chris
I recommend upgrading to the new 120 degree Maxspect Lenses to improve your coverage.
http://www.coralvue.com/maxspect-razor-r420r-120-degree-white-reflector
Chris
Mar 10, 2014
Damon
wrote
Thanks for the reply, will there be much light bleed compared to the current 90 degree?
Mar 11, 2014
Chris Conti
agent
wrote
I don't believe so, but each situation is different.
Check Reef Central, there are some photos users posted with the reflector change.
Chris
Check Reef Central, there are some photos users posted with the reflector change.
Chris