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Old 10-29-2006, 12:12 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Thumbs up Actinic vs. 7100K

Rob,

Sorry about the tank... a lot of lessons learned for all of us. Here's to a quick recovery...

The lighting shows have been excellent, especially the MH discussion. Makes a lot more sense now.

I was wondering if you could discuss the difference (if any) between the 420nm Actinic and the 460nm blue bulbs. I use 2 65W PC actinic lights to supplement 2 250w MH on a 90 gallon SPS tank. I'm about due to replace bulbs and I was curious if there was a major difference between the two options. Both seem to work similarly with the 460nm bulb being a little brighter.

Just a thought.

Thanks

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