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I have a par 38 LED floodlight that is 5300k from Home Depot. I just use an aluminum clamp light fixture for it.
Works fine. I'll see if I can find a link on the web. |
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I'm still using a 16w (65w equivalent) Phillips 6500k fluorescent and a simple socket, hanging over my fuge
Packaging doesn't say so, but the bulbs are stamped 6500k |
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build my leds out of Texas have some good light options.
link: http://www.buildmyled.com/dutch-planted-6300k/
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I just posted a pic of mine in the Reefsupplycanada vendor thread...It's an LED PAR bulb made just for refugiums.
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Mark... 290g Peninsula Display, 425g total volume. Setup Jan 2013. |
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I run the light opposite of display.
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me too! I had it on the same time period, but I now run it 24/7
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Me too. Really is all that's required.
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Do you guy's and gal's keep your fuge on 24/7? I been running a Philips 6500K CFL for about 4 years steady now, Never off. Wondering if I should switch it now that I have Apex control abilities???
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