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Hi all, I'm curious to see if anyone is still using the old fashioned shop lights.... there's so much power compact madness i'm wondering if shop lights are still a good solution to plant tanks...
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just one shop light? so that means 2 40 W bulbs right?
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More power to ya!!!
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I currently have two shoplights over my 55 gallon and have not had any problems and have had healthy plant growth. It might now be the fastest growth, but it is fine for me.
Kyle
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how do you manage to fit two shoplights over your 55 gallon????
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Sorry for the crappy quality of the article, I've been meaning to fix it:
http://www.plantedtank.net/diyhood.html Kyle
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I am using a 24" 2 bulb shoplight right now. Since I am tight on cash will be sticking with for a bit, but will be gutting it this weekend so I can put in a electoronic ballist in it so I can "overdrive" it.
Its not pretty, and has no reflector, but its getting the job done. And hell when I get the ballast and some better "quality" spectrum bulbs I might even be styling... well maybe not, but the plants might be happy. |
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