What If Any Corals Couldi Keep Under This Lighting

[bae1994]

its a 10inch long x 4 inch x 4 inch tank

it has 40 white directional cristmas leds there bright then 15 blue directional cristmas leds

by directional i mean there tips are inverted so the light pretty much all points down

i was thinking maybe some thing like zoas and mushrooms would this work

 

[bae1994]

i know im impatiant but well bump

sorry im real impatiant

 

[lizvenables]

I would go with anything that is completely non photosynthetic. Even your fish need proper UVA and UVB to be able to process vitamin D and absorb calcium. The only thing i can possibly recommend would be sun corals, but even then, it will probably die without the bacteria in the water that need the UV to survive. No light, no life.

 

[bae1994]

im not having fish i also thought as much so im gonna incorperate another light

 

[Anguilla82]

its only a real small tank so how are you gonna have any flow in there?

as regards the lights, i don't see why you couldn't have zoas/mushies in there, but it is the small space that i can't get my head around. 4"x4" height and width is tiny!

 

[bae1994]

yeah its a pico reef

im going with different light now any way


but its 10 inches long by 4 inches high by 4 inches deep there pictures in my other topics its a mini rio 400

 

[aly_starh]

Sorry Bae, can i BUMP this, is there any corals that can be kept under this lighting?

 

[bae1994]

sure no problem as said corals that rely on feeding not relying on light are fine tho

 

[aly_starh]

cheers ^ what one are they though lol

 

[-Nemo-]

The only one I know of is Scleronephthya. Totally non-photosynthetic, needs to be fed daily. Beautiful coral. Almost looks like a pink/red kenya tree.