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Any advice would be gratefully appreciated as usual! I intend to install some dawn / dusk lighting in my aquarium, would a 20watt 9" tube be enough to give a visible effect or should I simply go for a full length tube of similar low-ish wattage? Just thinking about the practicalities of installation.
Cheers All!
Any advice would be gratefully appreciated as usual! I intend to install some dawn / dusk lighting in my aquarium, would a 20watt 9" tube be enough to give a visible effect or should I simply go for a full length tube of similar low-ish wattage? Just thinking about the practicalities of installation.
Cheers All!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi, in one of your other threads you mention a 63 usg....so I should imagine that this has to be at least a 4' er. I have a 44'' blue tube in my brackish tank [55usg] just to give it a bit of 'mood lighting' in the evening and that's pretty bright [I should run a day tube in there as well but haven't got round to putting it in yet.
You could probs get away with a 36'' but anything else would look pretty dull IMO . Do you have a decent LFS near you....that way you can but the starters and they should always change to bulbs over if you're not happy with them...because they aren't cheap!
Lisa x
You could probs get away with a 36'' but anything else would look pretty dull IMO . Do you have a decent LFS near you....that way you can but the starters and they should always change to bulbs over if you're not happy with them...because they aren't cheap!
Lisa x
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