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Old 03-30-2004, 01:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I came here to research lighting for this tank and my new one. I heard so many good things about the GE 9325K here that I decided to replace my bulbs with those. So, at the advice of many here I ordered one of those and 1 Coralife Trichromatic (6500K, I think).
The difference is incredible. Thanks guys!
(sorry...the pics are a little blurry...but you can see the lighting difference)
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Old 03-30-2004, 06:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Where did you get those frameless tanks ?

Here is more 9325K vs. 6700K samples (*those tanks are not mine)

9325K


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http://www.culbertfamily.com/jenya/aquarium/lights/
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I got my tank from my brother-in-law...and he got it from a friend. I don't know where it came from originally. But I did see one on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...EBWA%3AIT&rd=1

Also, there was a place online that made acrylic tanks that had some like it...I just need to find the link
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Ok, I found it. It is the "Clear for Life Aquarium" "The tube"
http://www.clearforlife.com/acraqutube.html

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Here's another link for it: http://www.fishtankstore.com/aquariums/tube.php
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Here is a comparison that I did. The white balance wasn't adjusted as a basis. All photos are with the same aperature, shutter and white balance setting.

1) 5000K/6700L


2)5000k/GE


3)6700k/GE


4)GE/GE
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Glad to see your happy with the bulbs. I prefer a mix of 9325K and 6700K.

I intend to try a 10K in the place of 6700K and see how that goes, but have not got around to it yet.
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Anybody know of any good Metal halid bulbs doing the same? I would love to get that red color in my tank! I have 4x70W of MH lights, all 5200kelvin bulbs with Rx7 socket. I know there are 10,000kelvin and 13,000 kelvin bulbs, but most of the light here is in the blue range. Would this be OK for my plantet tank?
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Anybody know of any good Metal halid bulbs doing the same? I would love to get that red color in my tank! I have 4x70W of MH lights, all 5200kelvin bulbs with Rx7 socket. I know there are 10,000kelvin and 13,000 kelvin bulbs, but most of the light here is in the blue range. Would this be OK for my plantet tank?
Aqualine Buschke has a 5000K HQI in 70w, 150w, and 250w that are designed for a planted tank and have extra red designed in them. These two places carry them.
www.customaquaric.com and www.hellolights.com
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does anyone know if T5s come in 9325k? i love how it looks above my 15g that i want to change the 55g light to that too, but it uses T5s, and i dont wanna spend more money on getting a new set of lights
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