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Aquarium Advice Freak
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Lancashire, UK
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FRF light problem...
Basically, the light keeps going dim, it's a 6w fluorescent light and I've just replaced the tube (as the old one had become badly scorched because of the lack ofenergy for a proper discharge), I've tried opening the light and drying it out, but it's not worked, so is there anything I can do short of replacing the whole light fitting?
FRF is FishRfun by the way, one of them hexagonal tanks... |
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Anyone? Any ideas???
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