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Thread: too much light?
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Old 03-06-2008, 01:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
thenagler72
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Default too much light?

I have decided that im going to get two 2 bulb light fixtures so that I can put actinic bulbs in one and daylight in the other and have them both on different timers. is it a problem if the actinics are always towards the front of the tank and the daylights towards the back or vice versa? Should they really be staggered or anything?


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