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Aquarium Advice Apprentice
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Lighting for a 30g tank
Hello-
I have a 30g tank, 36" x 12". I want better lighting (currently a single strip 20W light on glasstop), but don't want to do CO2. After reading a couple of threads I was determined to go with something like a 65W light, but all of the light fixtures with this wattage are only 30" long- Anything 36" are all 96W, and I'm afraid that's too much light for what I want. Threats of algae problems on the thread really scares me off- Too lazy for retrofits also- Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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Aquarium Advice Regular
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: San Diego, CA
Posts: 96
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A quick glance at www.drsfostersmith.com shows a 36" light strip (dual fluorescent tubes) that's listed at 30W - I think that's per bulb? If so, that's pretty close to what you want.
-Julie (who also has a 36" tank, but who doesn't have the luxury of a pre-built strip convenience due to big heavy anti-glasstop cats |
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