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October 31st 07, 10:23 PM
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New ENERGY EFFICIENT Fluorescent bulbs
"Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ... They are not going to be better than regular fluorescent lights. They won't replace MH light. You can ignore the "(100watts=~15watts)", as nobody in their right mind is going to use regular incandescent lights to light a reef tank. Wayne Sallee I was hoping to hear the contrary, I guess we are not as advance to get the same spectrum output and be green (ecosafe) as well. 
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