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6000k ???

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5.5k - 6.5k is the closest to the sun spectrum. So they have been living and thriving in centuries under the sun. Area tat r affected due to the ozone damage contriubted by human. :( r nt counted. I believe the answer is pretty obvious nw rite bro.

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how about 10 000 K ? ok for sps ?

10k is ok too....juz bear in mind "lightin is juz part of sps keepin".

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hhhmm.... u nvr mention wat kind of lamp...issit MH?? i believe only MH can produce sufficient intensity for sps

Wait till you see the intensity of the T5 sun tubes by ATI...you'll literally go blind looking at them.. :rolleyes:

Always something more important than fish.

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/03/08/sps-pico-reef/

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