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Thank you for the fantastic information. I am excited to reduce my enormous electric cost by switching to LED lighting in the very near future, but I remain unclear as to how broad a spectrum LED lights can produce. I believe strongly that certain corals need much more than the blue spike around 420 nm and have always supplemented my lighting with 10000k MH or VHO lamps.

Do you believe the current batch of LED “full spectrum” lights are good for all corals and anemones or would you recommend continuing to use products such as the ReefBrite Halide Hybrid to insure adequate spectral coverage?

I realize this is a tricky question, and appreciate any advice you can offer.

Joe Peck
Pound Ridge, NY

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