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10/24/2017, 07:12 PM | #1 |
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Steve’s LEDs?
I have a biocube 32 LED and was looking at upgrading the lights . I see a lot of people like Steve’s so I’ve been to there site and was going to purchase the kit. My question is there are a few things that I can add to the purchase and was wondering what they are for and what they do.
1. Bluefish mini vs. hurricane x 2. Iridescence booster? Also they give me the option to loose 2 blues and swap them for reds is that good? What would be the difference. Thank you |
10/26/2017, 11:50 PM | #2 |
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The Hurricane X is a wired controller, where to change any of the settings (light schedule / intensity) you'll need to navigate menus with a scroll wheel thing.... Then the Bluefish is a controller that is accessed via WiFi, so you do the adjusting on your phone.
The iridescence booster means they switch out 4 royal blue LEDs for some Violet ones, meaning that you'll get more of that black light effect with some corals. Those are personal choices... I personally would go with the iridescence booster but that is up to you... Then for the Red LEDs, I wouldn't, there will be plenty of red light in their white emitters, and 2 of them would be too much for this fixture any way... Hope this helps.
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10/27/2017, 03:46 PM | #3 |
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Thanks for the info I went ahead and got them with the iridescence booster and also upgraded to the bluefish. So I hope it all works out.
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10/27/2017, 05:39 PM | #4 |
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Sounds good! Be sure to post on here again and let us all know how it went!
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