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November 26th 05, 08:39 PM
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Low light reef options.
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 19:12:09 -0800, "Billy"
wrote: "gbnw28178" wrote in message ... I would of thought your really going to have to get rid of the fluorescent lighting to be totally honest with you. It's simply just not good enough really Disagree. Plain florescent is just fine for fish-only or even fish only with Live Rock. You won't get the same results from the LR that you would with a pair of 300w rotating halide pendants, but you'll be fine, and I have the fish tanks to prove it. g billy Billy, What is a "rotating" halide pendant ? Curious, Fishnut. 
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