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pour l euphy tu aurais pas une sorte de gelee brune dessus

+1 c est une possibilitee

pas de commentaire

efficacce le filtre biopellet

MDR

+1 avec tousmic pour la coraline

je t aurais bien aide mais comment dire je suis HS pour un moment

+1 d auntani qui en as surement dans le sel

bhen chaque bac est different et chacun est maitre de son bac perso changement de 10% par semaine apres chacun voit comment se porte son bac

1 mois sans changement pour moi c est trop long fait un changement d eau et y aller molo sur les produits

voit avec kevin il avait une experience similaire je pense

une petite presentation merci

de belles lpiece

leds sont aucundoute l avenir les grandes commence a s y interesser perso ai une lumirium vintage lumimax 420watt en un mois j ai pas vu de perte de couleur coraux

tu va l ouer une carroteuse chez eurorent et peut etre un detecteur de cable et ce sera assez facile avec se matos

ecotech sa lance dans les leds voir chez reefbuilders * Breaking News o Radion XR30w LED light officially announced by Ecotech Marine o Regal Blue Tang reported successfully captive bred in Taiwan o Cortez Marine collector pleads guilty for illegal harvesting of Clipperton Angels o Thrive Aquatics and Thrive Analytics set to Launch in September o EcoAquariums PNG Ltd is the new exclusive exporter for Papua New Guinea livestock Popular Threads o Radion XR30w LED light officially announced by Ecotech Marine 27 comments · 5 hours ago o Julian’s Thing introduced with a cheeky ad by Two Little Fishies 13 comments · 17 hours ago o The MACNA Limited-edition Reef Capable LED from Marineland – we’re giving away one now 118 comments · 13 hours ago o A fresh crop of joculator angelfish come to the U.S. via Global Reef Supply 8 comments · 17 hours ago o inTank submersible refugium light is ingeniously simple 7 comments · 22 hours ago Radion XR30w LED light officially announced by Ecotech Marine Posted on September 1st, 2011 by Jake Adams 27 Comments The Radion XR30w LED from Ecotech Marine has a whole suite of features to ascribe to this exciting new LED light. The Ecotech Marine Radion XR30 is a 120 watt LED light with five channels of LEDs including both Cree and Osram and it will cost $750 when it becomes available towards the end of October. Some notable features of the Radion XR30 is the wireless functionality to communicate with other lights as well as the Vortech pumps. No image of the actual light was included in the press release but the image of the Radion’s light spectrum was provided. The Radion XR30 will have the familiar Cree XPE blue and Royal blues, as well as a green channel with each of the these LEDs running at three watts. The Radion XR30 also has Cree XPG whites running at five watts each and the Osram Oslon Hyper Red also runing at three watts. By using red, green and blue LEDs, the Radion XR30 will be capable of being color tuned from 6,000K all the way to 20,000K for fine control of color to meet the PAR needs and color preferences of many different reef aquariums. Full press release of the specs for the Radion XR30w LED after the break, and we can look forward to full unveiling at MACNA next weekend. September 1, 2011, Bethlehem PA – EcoTech Marine is proud to announce its latest product, the Radion XR30w LED light. True to EcoTech Marine design standards, the functionality of Radion matches its sleek aesthetic. Created with the most discerning hobbyist in mind, the Radion includes top quality Cree and Osram LEDs and features fully adjustable color and intensity. “The Radion represents what we believe will be the next step for aquarium lighting: a smarter, easier to use, and more energy efficient alternative to existing lighting products,” said Tim Marks, president of EcoTech Marine. “Our hope is that our customers will enjoy the extensive thought and care put into the design of every feature, function, and the distinctive appearance of the Radion.” Radion was purpose-built to be upgradeable both through its modular driver and LED cluster design, modular optics, as well as its USB firmware. “Our goal was to deliver a product with the ability to evolve and get better over time– and not become obsolete,” said Marks. “As technology moves forward, the Radion will be upgraded with new functionality in addition to what it has right out of the box.” Radion is an innovative addition to the EcoTech Marine line of VorTech pumps and aquarium products. With advanced features packed into an efficient and stylish product, the Radion is an LED that looks every bit as good as it performs. Radion will be available by the end of October through EcoTech Marine’s network of retail outlets around the country and will debut at the upcoming MACNA trade show in Des Moines, IA on September 9. Product Specifications * Radion XR30w dimensions Length: 11.8 in (30m) Width: 7 in (18cm) Thickness: 1.5” (3.9cm) Power Consumption: ~130watts Premium Features • 5-channel control of color and intensity, 6-channel capable • 8x Cree XP-G Cool White LEDs run at 5w each • 8x Cree XP-E Blue LEDs run at 3w each • 10x Cree XP-E Royal Blue LEDs run at 3w each • 4x Cree XP-E Green LEDs run at 3w each • 4x Osram Oslon SSL Hyper Red LEDs run at 3w each • RGB LED configuration allows infinite color possibilities • Integrates wirelessly with VorTech pumps and other Radion fixtures • USB Connectivity • Computer configurable advanced settings • Compatible with EcoTech Battery Backup Radion Features • 34 Energy-efficient LEDs • Fully adjustable for intensity and color appeal • Output engineered for wide dispersion of light • Minimal color banding through optimized optics • Modular LED cluster, lens, and driver assemblies • Fully upgradeable with evolving software and firmware • Capacitive touch exterior controls • Revolutionary heat sink design allows the Radion to be sleek • Switching power supply for 110-220v operation • EcoSmart multi-light wireless functionality • Easy import and export of saved modes for online sharing • Extremely quiet fan operation • Real-time clock

pas de soucis l equipe compred a toi pour le travail que t as fait pour le forum

c est le top 10% par semine

perso j ai toujours utlise le meme sel et jamais de soucis

bah je suis bien place et les lps y son tellement beau

1 scolymia les 2 autres lobophillia a mon avis

belles photos

je dirais lobophillia aussi

essaier de mettre ton vivant a l abri chez quelq un sa ressemble a une poussee de nitrite du au changemnt de bac

+1 ca te coutera moins cher a la longue la balling est interessant si les prametres desente pas trop pour les nitrite si c est pas un demarrage de bac il devrait descendre j ai plus trop suivi le post depuis quelque semaine lol