Powerquad lighting
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michealprater
Aquarium Advice Addict
never heard of it?
donkeykong
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
I've seen them at my LFS, bright son of a guns, definitly comparable to 96watt or more and in a smaller more intense area. I have not tried them, so I can say how they work on a tank.
It's a new bulb design by Custom Sealife which basically bends the standard twin tube power compact into 4 tubes... It makes a 96w, 18"x8" bulb, perfect for tight quarters that need some light... The bulb is a 50/50 bulb, so I'm thinking it should look pretty good...
loganj
Aquarium Advice Addict
quads
Check www.championlighting.com for the CS quad bulbs...$39.59 each. They also have a 27w bulb that is only 6" long. I didn't see it in a 50/50 though. I thought it would be neat to have an open tank with a hanging pendant using the quad bulbs...they are VERY bright.
Logan J
Check www.championlighting.com for the CS quad bulbs...$39.59 each. They also have a 27w bulb that is only 6" long. I didn't see it in a 50/50 though. I thought it would be neat to have an open tank with a hanging pendant using the quad bulbs...they are VERY bright.
Logan J
michealprater
Aquarium Advice Addict
My question is, why would you drop MH to go with any kind of PC?
The tank is in my office, and the fans are very noisy, the lights are very warm and the reef bug faded from me pretty quickly... My love has always been the fish and possibly anemones, but a full on SPS reef just isn't my bag... I know this now =) Luckily I have a buddy that needs more lighting on his, so I'm getting back almost what I put into them, minus the electrical bill of course...
