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Looking good so far!!! You're welcome to bother me anytime you have questions, I'm always around somewhere lol.
As for the lighting here's my thoughts on it, I prefer to go with quad T5HO fixtures because it lets me use different spectrum's of lighting, I use 1 - 6500k bulb, 2 - WavePoint Ultra Growth wave bulbs, and 1 - AquaFlora bulb in it. What this does is the Ultra Growth wave bulbs cover the 2 spectrum's that plants utilize for photosynthesis; Chloraphyll A responds to 400nm-460nm, and chlorophyll B responds to 660nm. The 6500k is close to natural sunlight during the day, and the aquaflora bulb emits the light spectrum necessary for healthy aquarium plant growth.
With LED lighting this can be done by either switching out some of the 6500k LED's and replacing them with spectrum LED's close to the 420nm & 660 nm, or by purchasing multiple LED fixtures. This is just my opinion, and I can't hate on LED's because I have a Satellite Plus fixture lol.
Looking good so far!!! You're welcome to bother me anytime you have questions, I'm always around somewhere lol.
As for the lighting here's my thoughts on it, I prefer to go with quad T5HO fixtures because it lets me use different spectrum's of lighting, I use 1 - 6500k bulb, 2 - WavePoint Ultra Growth wave bulbs, and 1 - AquaFlora bulb in it. What this does is the Ultra Growth wave bulbs cover the 2 spectrum's that plants utilize for photosynthesis; Chloraphyll A responds to 400nm-460nm, and chlorophyll B responds to 660nm. The 6500k is close to natural sunlight during the day, and the aquaflora bulb emits the light spectrum necessary for healthy aquarium plant growth.
With LED lighting this can be done by either switching out some of the 6500k LED's and replacing them with spectrum LED's close to the 420nm & 660 nm, or by purchasing multiple LED fixtures. This is just my opinion, and I can't hate on LED's because I have a Satellite Plus fixture lol.













