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![]() The Blue Plus:
Combines the properties of a Blue bulb with a Actinic Blue 03 bulb producing a unique spectrum that encourages both bluing in SPS corals and fluorescence in capable corals. Also helps balance out a washed-out/yellow hued tank. Great as a supplement to metal halides or in combination with a 6500K Sun Pro or Aquablue Special bulb Blue Special : Combines the properties of a Blue bulb with a full-spectrum daylight bulb producing a color temperature of approximately 12000K. Great as a stand-alone bulb or in combination with an Blue Plus or Actinic Blue 03 bulb http://www.progressivereef.com/t5bulbs.php Last edited by ashr; 01-24-2012 at 08:20 PM. |
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![]() I'm familiar with the ATI bulbs. I've been running them on my tank for a while.
I'd personally run 3 Blue+, 2 Aquablue, and 1 Purple+. EDIT: Do you have 5 bulbs or 6? |
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![]() My tank will hold 6 bulbs.s
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![]() aquablue special washes out the color of the tank.
i would go with 4 blue plus and 2 purple plus. |
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![]() What do you mean washes out the tank? Please explain
![]() Also remember I am looking for something with good SPS growth with good colours ![]() |
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![]() I agree that the Aquablue can be harsh, which can make corals look washed out. They do put out a ton of par if you're looking for growth. The par numbers for the Blue+ are pretty close though.
Maybe look into the new Coral+ bulbs. They're brand new so I've never used them but they seem like they would give you the best of both worlds. |
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![]() Well I think Ill stay away from the Aquablue then.. Maybe ill look at the new coral plus
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