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Which T8 bulbs in DIY hood
Hi all,
I just built a 30" light strip for my 29G tank. It holds 3 24" T8 bulbs with a parabolic reflector built in, and a remote electronic ballast. I am looking to find out what is the best combination to sufficiently light my plants and show off my fish. I have a moderate to heavily planted tank -about 85% of the bottom is planted. Most plants are young, so i have a lot of light penetration all the way to the gravel. Here is what I was thinking- using 2-ZooMed flora sun bulbs at 18W and something like 1-Coralife 10,000K 18W. Would this provide enough light for plants and still show off the true color of the tank and fish? I have neon's and Glo-lights which look really good under the right color light. -- Matt C. http://home.comcast.net/~briarbushbrewery/ |
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Got any drawings, plans, or price/equipment sheets for the light strip?
thanks, steve "Matt C." wrote in message ... Hi all, I just built a 30" light strip for my 29G tank. It holds 3 24" T8 bulbs with a parabolic reflector built in, and a remote electronic ballast. I am looking to find out what is the best combination to sufficiently light my plants and show off my fish. I have a moderate to heavily planted tank -about 85% of the bottom is planted. Most plants are young, so i have a lot of light penetration all the way to the gravel. Here is what I was thinking- using 2-ZooMed flora sun bulbs at 18W and something like 1-Coralife 10,000K 18W. Would this provide enough light for plants and still show off the true color of the tank and fish? I have neon's and Glo-lights which look really good under the right color light. -- Matt C. http://home.comcast.net/~briarbushbrewery/ |
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I have the web up now, check it out and post feedback please, I'd like to
know what all think. https://home.comcast.net/~amgock/ -- Matt C. http://home.comcast.net/~briarbushbrewery/ "Matt C." wrote in message ... Hi all, I just built a 30" light strip for my 29G tank. It holds 3 24" T8 bulbs with a parabolic reflector built in, and a remote electronic ballast. I am looking to find out what is the best combination to sufficiently light my plants and show off my fish. I have a moderate to heavily planted tank -about 85% of the bottom is planted. Most plants are young, so i have a lot of light penetration all the way to the gravel. Here is what I was thinking- using 2-ZooMed flora sun bulbs at 18W and something like 1-Coralife 10,000K 18W. Would this provide enough light for plants and still show off the true color of the tank and fish? I have neon's and Glo-lights which look really good under the right color light. -- Matt C. http://home.comcast.net/~briarbushbrewery/ |
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On 29 Oct 2004, the world was enlightened by Matt C.'s opinion about...
I have the web up now, check it out and post feedback please, I'd like to know what all think. https://home.comcast.net/~amgock/ Looks good! What did you make the reflector out of? kev -- Civilization. An organized system of alternatives to the stone age - CJCherryh |
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