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![]() Are these safe to us as a light to help make corals glow? I found a small one specifically for checking for counterfeit bills. 115 volts 60 hz .20 amps
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![]() i don't think i would use it.uv at a certain wavelenth will destroy cells(360 i think)
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![]() Thanks. Can anyone, including yourself, confirm this for sure?
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![]() UV sterilizers some people use in their tanks do this on a constant basis.
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![]() To use it as a sterilizer yes, to light the tank, no. They will harm your tank more than you think, for one there's a reason why they tell you not to stare directly at a UV light and/or blacklight (which is what those security lights are), the effect would be the same with fishes.
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Okay, that makes sense, but don't MH light put out at least some UV light? It's about an 8" long bulb, very small....I figured it might be a nice moonlight. Especially when I have seen some freshwater people do this. |