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Old 11-07-2006, 11:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Is this True of PC Antics?

I just got a orbit PC hood from Current USA
And when i turned on the lights half the Antic looked really dull. When i emailed to ask about it this is what he said. is it true?


The 420 nanometer side will appear less bright to the human eye, but in reality the wavelength in combination with the 460 nm side enhances all the absorption characteristics of corals. You get the natural look of the 460 nm side with the fluorescing effect of the 420 nm side.
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