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7 | 12.28% |
| Happy - Switched from T5 to DIY |
  
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6 | 10.53% |
| Happy - Switched from MH to store bought |
  
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19 | 33.33% |
| Happy - Switched from T5 to stor bought |
  
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8 | 14.04% |
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4 | 7.02% |
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5 | 8.77% |
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7 | 12.28% |
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3 | 5.26% |
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07-06-2011, 12:33 AM
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If the corals are still just as colorful, growing and no algae problems then I don't see the need to change a bulb at a fixed interval just because somebody says I have to. Every bulbs life is going to be different based on mfg, hour usage, temperature control, brand of fixture they're in, etc. This were I don't agree with LED mfg's using short bulb life of non-led's to help justify their high prices in their marketing schemes showing how much money you will save every year on bulb changes.
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