ThrowedToad
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Funny thought, I bought some blue LED christmas lights that I am going to try to make into a strip. cost 7 bucks. Any thoughts as to if this is a good idea or not?
blue "moon" light help
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ThrowedToad
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I somehow missed the christmas post! LOL! I will post a pic of mine shortly!
Those are so bright. Looks really good. Do you know how much power they use? I guess I am asking if they are the high output leds? I am going to switch my biocube to all leds. Just gathering info. My friend owns a lfs and is testing anemones and hard and soft corals under the HO LED lights. Research shows they are as bright as mh. But I want some else to try it first.
ThrowedToad
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ThrowedToad
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The picture makes it seem brighter, I can barely see the substrate.
I need a new camera.
I need a new camera.
thincat
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I am using the HO led set that is now selling at Ace Hardware, Each pod has 2.5watts output. They are in white so I fitted each, I an using 2, with a blue lense off a pair of those noval Sunglasses.
Blue leds for night lights are just for mood lights anyway.
Blue leds for night lights are just for mood lights anyway.
