flowerpower;3306449; said:I've had success with so many different types of lights that I no longer buy aquarium lights, especially those marketed for planted tanks. The one thing I would make sure of is that the bulbs in question don't emit too much heat. Seeing as how they are CF, they should work wonders in a 10 gal. Good Luck.
I'mHooked;3306545; said:What's the Kelvin rating on the bulbs? I use the exact same hood and get daylight bulbs from walmart for about $10. They're 6700K.




disgustipated;3306727; said:too much light output for a 10 gal your going to be up to your ears in algae after a few months remember fish keeping is a commitment and you should plan on having a tank for along time if it is planted though you should have spectacular blooms also lumens should be aroun 4500 if possible the tank is going to be extremely bright yo