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my tank is 36x12 38 gallon
i'm still trying to find adequate lighting and i'm torn between compact and regular flourescent...the local stores offer little selection does anyone have this light? would love to hear real reviews my other concern is that the size 7.25" wide will make it tricky to get into the tank (sliding glass top) unless i elevate but since it's in the living room i don't really want the glare from raising the hood any help would be appreciated...my amazons are dying michael |
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That is about 5WPG! That is a lot of light!
Can you find a PC fixture with 2x55Watts. That would put you in a much more manageable 3WPG. You will need to inject CO2 to keep the algae at bay, but it would be better that the 2x96Watts. Mike
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Michael, you could get the 2 x 96 watt fixture and only use one bulb. That would be plenty of light for swords.
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