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Old 02-11-2006, 05:16 PM
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Oh ya I forgot about thse lights there Willow
good call on them I have heard really good things about them towards growing algae....
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Yup, Chin Lee & I have also used them with very good results. i have 7 clip-on desk lights using the 27w Phillips Daylight bulbs ($12.99 for 2 @ HD right now) over my 160g fw planted tank & it works great, even for high light plants like red tiger lotus lilies.

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Petsmart has some of the aquagro lights running $8 to $20. May not be the cheapest but may be convenient.

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