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Old 01-12-2005, 01:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Fuge lighting ???????

While i was working on my girlfriend tank canopy one night i needed more light to see where to cut a piece of wood so i grabbed a work light for some extra lighting, then i started thinking... thats 500W of what looks like MH HQI, and the color of the light is pretty yellow so im guessing pretty low in kelvin... maybe around 5000K. Would that be a good pendent light for a fuge??? or is that overkill or just not the right light???
Cause for 13.98$, canadian that is... pretty cheap way to light up a fuge.

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