More reading for me about WPG, as I try to figure out how much light is lost when you suspend your light above your tank as opposed to setting it on the top of the tank.
But I was looking at the AGA entries, and it seems that 5+ watts per gallon is the norm for people that enter, and some are even much greater. I think I saw one that had 100 watts over a 10gal.
All I can say is why?
I settled on 3.6 WPG for my 10gal that I'm working on, and I was thinking, along with alot of the discussion here, that is toward the high end of WPG needs.
But I was looking at the AGA entries, and it seems that 5+ watts per gallon is the norm for people that enter, and some are even much greater. I think I saw one that had 100 watts over a 10gal.
All I can say is why?
I settled on 3.6 WPG for my 10gal that I'm working on, and I was thinking, along with alot of the discussion here, that is toward the high end of WPG needs.