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Zoe7451
Lynn4242
to such a length from the available
white without a clue
Jonathon8514
I made a lamp for 15 watts, but my problem is that I don't know how many white bulbs I need, how many blue, pink, and how to arrange them correctly.
Heather2018
It is recommended to place 2 blue lamps for every 1 white lamp.
Helen
I advise not to rush with the reds. I agree with the previous post.
Vincent
So the sequence is like this?
1) Power-Glo,
2) Aquastar
3) ine-Glo
4) ine-Glo
5) Aquastar
6) Power-Glo
Alec9378
The ATI website has examples of lamp layouts with different quantities. Try to explore there. I have an MG. And the entire layout.
Wendy2244
I will already set it to 300L. What is it on the ATI site, the search engine didn't help me?
Kevin3579
But I can't seem to find examples of lamp installation on the website, and their relocation...
Andrea6761
I would arrange it like this: blue-purple-white-white-purple-blue. Aquastar from Sylvania shines purple, I placed the white at 10K and the blue Coralstar from Sylvania (under them, the corals were fluorescing), ATI lamps are a bit more expensive, many praise them.
Christopher1252
I wonder why there is no ATI Actinic in any of the setups.
Amber
I'm a bit confused, Aquastar shines at 10,000K. So what should a white 10K be like?
Courtney4094
Put 50% white and 50% blue. You have a new aquarium setup. Purple and actinic will be needed later when invertebrates appear.
John5528
If possible, please correct it.