Does anyone have a good light source for night viewing?
Tim
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Good lighting for night viewing?
TimsViv
Dec 11, 2003 10:08 AM
Replies (2)
kevinhnc
Dec 11, 2003 10:14 AM
Just a repost of my post below to this question:
Yes, good clarification. Most things need UV for Vitamin D production, but of course I was assuming the dusting that we all do, eliminating the need.
I'm sure UV light can be negative for plants, but I'm not sure how powerful a light you would need to actually have damage done (I'm sure plants have at least somewhat of an antioxidant system).
Kevin H.
snmreptiles
Dec 11, 2003 06:57 PM
There are these "moon lights" made by Custom Sea Life. As soon as I get a hood made for my 26 gallon bowfront, I would love to try one of these! Also if anyone has tried them, how'd you like them?
Moon Lights Link
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