My tank is 30x12x20, and I'm looking for lighting options. I plan on LED, and am looking at the Finnex Ray II daylights. I just bought a CO2 system that uses paintball tanks. My tank currently is planted, but I can't grow any high-light plants at the bottom, and would really like to. I can't decide if I should get two Finnex Ray II lights, or maybe one Finnex Ray II and one of the FugeRays? I was thinking two of the Ray II's might be too much, but one Ray II and one FugeRay might do the trick? Also, since my tank is 30" long, I order the 24" fluorescent light tubes for the lights I have now....does this mean I should order the 24" Finnex Rays?
Lighting for 30 gallon tall tank
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