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Greetings wise ones,
I am planning on buying a Jebo aquarium, which includes filtration and lighting all in one unit in the tank cover. It is 4' x 18" x 22", and comes with 3x30 watt 4' tubes. I hope to have a heavily planted tank. Is this enough lighting? I have read that a tank needs about 5 watts per gallon for successful plants. So my question is: can I simply change the 30 watt tubes for higher wattage, or is there some reason why the light fixture itself will only take 30 watt tubes? |
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