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What kind of bulb does this fixture take?
I got this light a long time ago with a tank I bought and I thought I could use it over a 20 long but the bulb is the wrong temp. The bulb has zero markings on it so haven't been able to go looking for a replacement. The fixture is called all glass aquarium 36" deluxe florescent aquarium reflector. It's bigger than the 20 long that I want to put it over but I think it should be fine.
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Just get the diameter...
https://www.1000bulbs.com/category/f36t8-fluorescent-tubes/
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...wjjzrasyg&sig2=CStO9sCjPxTSLchSi4UJBg&cad=rja
t12 12/8ths.. T5 (any variety) 5/8th inches in diameter..A T8 lamp (on the right in the figure below) is eight-eighths of an inch, or one inch (2.54 cm), in diameter. Both T12 and T8 lamps use the medium bi-pin base, which allows T8 lamps to fit into the same luminaires as T12 lamps of the same length
https://www.1000bulbs.com/category/f36t8-fluorescent-tubes/
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...wjjzrasyg&sig2=CStO9sCjPxTSLchSi4UJBg&cad=rja
Ok cool I'll be sure to check when I get home. What level of lighting would a singular lamp of each size put me at over a 20 long
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Ok it's an inch so it's either t8 or t12
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