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Most freshwater plant folks who also keep fish in the tanks use between 2-4
wpg. More is great for plant only tanks. Graham. "SG" wrote in message ... In article , NetMax wrote: Two watts per gallon is only 'low light'?? *gulp*, and you would run 6w/g.... heh reef keepers run 8 and up. I suspect the that freshwater plants guys run similar. 2w/gal is low, but it is also enough to keep a good number of plants. |
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