Odyssea 72" 1134W Metal Halide System with Power Compact Episode 18 pt 1

-3x External 250W Electronic HQI Metal Halide Ballast with Power Switch
-Internal Compact Fluorescent Ballasts
-6x Power Cord (Ideal for Separate Timer Setup)
-3x Power Switch on Fixture (1 - CF, 1 - LEDs, 1 - Cooling Fan)
-Non-Corrosive Powder Coated Aluminum Housing
-Heavy Duty Cooling Fan
-Tempered Glass and Clear Acrylic Lens Covers
-Highly Polished Reflector
-Mounting Legs Included

Phoenix 14K Double Ended HQI bulb

The Phoenix 14K is a double ended bulb with very similar color and spectral output to a AquaConnect 14K. This bulb has become highly popular due to it's great combination of intensity and color. Much bluer in color than other 14K bulbs but brighter than a 20K.The Phoenix "HexArc Blue" 250 Watt 14K Aquatic Metal Halide Lamp is great for bringing out the coloration of fish and corals while providing excellent intensity for growth. Phoenix "HexArc Blue" 14K 250 watt lamps feature the best combination of Color Balance and Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) quality available for aquarium and reef system lighting.

Phoenix 250 Watt 14,000K (Double Ended) Features and Benefits:
- 14,000 Kelvin Color Temperature (Crisp White Light/Blue Tint)
- The Best Combination of Color and PAR
- Excellent With or Without Actinic Supplementation
- Operate on a HQI Metal Halide Ballast, Pulse-Start Ballast or Electronic Ballast
- Excellent Choice for Reef Tanks 22" to 30" in Depth
- Made in Japan

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[craigerman]

i just bought the same odyssea 72" fixture. how are the bulbs that came with the system? did you have to upgrade the mh balasts?

[jbliss2000007]

@craigerman They are useable but I dont like or recommend them to anyboby. THe ballast you can buy from any company and replace when they go bad or now just to be safe

[Phantomg23]

are the lights doin good

[jbliss2000007]

@Phantomg23 They were until I converted to the LED system.

[hollabacknow8557]

I have been looking all over trying to find these lights...please send me the link.to order them..

[jbliss2000007]

@robjuliew Soumds like a great collection, drop me a vid or something so i can see them. Thanks in advance.

[robjuliew]

@jbliss2000007 not too much, i really focus on my coral. but i have a large sailfin tang(about 9 inches) 2 blue/green chromis', a jeweled damsel, peach damsel, the new foxface, 3 perculas, 1 naked clown, and 2 black perculas

[jbliss2000007]

@iguana406 Nice, what else do you have in the tank beside the foxfaces?

[iguana406]

@jbliss2000007 i actually have a 125 with plenty of room, i actually just got rid of the rabbit. im goin to pick up a 7 inch Magnificent Foxface for $180 bucks :-/ haha ill post a vid of him later tonight if he comes out.

[jbliss2000007]

@iguana406 No, not at all. Just in the begining, they were like dogs following each other from the butt. The black barred rabbit fish prefers a tank of at least 100 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim. This is why they become aggressive towards othe fish. Try the Bicolor Foxface Rabbitfish, Onespot Foxface Rabbitfish, and Silver Foxface Rabbitfish together. Watch the difference in attitude.