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Stephen5857
Joshua3019
There is a lot of white, red, and things that don't suit Riff, the invertebrates.
So what did they put?
Javier5186
2 pcs of marine, 1 pc of power, 1 pc of sun-glow
Christine864
As far as I know, white to blue (overall) is 1/3.
Brent8919
Here is your problem! Who recommended such lamps to you? Now, let's go in order. The T8 lamp, Hagen Sun-Glo, should not be used in a marine setup at all! You can use Power-Glo if you have a total of 8 pieces, but not when you have 4 pieces. This lamp stimulates the growth of aquarium plants and enhances the coloration of fish. These two lamps have given you a lot of red spectrum, with resulting consequences. Urgently remove Sun-Glo, and Power-Glo is at your discretion.
Stephen5841
Thanks, I'll try. Should I just put a white one in place of San-Glo or remove it altogether? Right now, 1 Marina and 1 Power are on, and that's clearly not enough since even Ksyusha hasn't opened up.
Denise
And who knows what the optimal combination of T-8 for 100 liters and which lamps?
Mitchell7972
1 - Power,
3 - Marina.
Matthew1280
A simple white one cannot be used; if a white one is to be used, the color temperature should be at least 10,000 K, preferably 15,000 K. For now, remove it.
In your option, I would set it up like this. I note that among the T8 lamps, it is difficult to find Hagen 20W, as there is no necessary selection in the white spectrum.
1. ine-Glo
2. ine-Glo
3. Power-Glo
4. ine-Glo or try Aqua-Glo, 20W, with a temperature of 18,000 K, but be careful as it is very bright.
Andrea9320
Okay, let's do it that way, thanks everyone for the info.