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Old 20-04-2003, 06:08 AM
Stuart Mueller
 
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Default High Wattage Lights

I have a tank that is 30" in length and 18" deep.

I currently have two bulbs in their 24" long - but only 18watts. Obviously
this is not enough light, but every where I look all the 24" bulbs are only
18watt, to get a higher wattage you need to buy a bigger bulb (which then
wont fit in my hood) I also can't get any more bulbs in my hood as there
isn't room for more than two.

How can I get more wattage, or are there any high watt bulbs out there?

Stu


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Old 20-04-2003, 06:13 AM
 
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Default High Wattage Lights

I use a compact flourescent (sp?) fixture on my 30" 40-gal tank. It has two
55 watt tubes, for 110 watts.

www.petsolutions.com, about $100.00. Also, most of thier high-output
lights are open, so you need a glass top.

Scott Reese
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