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![]() Interesting. I do run a electronic ballast so maybe this pushes the bulb harder turning it more white than blue.
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![]() electronics usually under drive a bulb...making it more blue.
Its going to be too tough to compare though photographs IMO. Plus each bulb and ballast combo can light a bulb differently. You should see in person someone with a eballast and 20k bulb and see if you like it. But remember not all 20k bulbs are the same too. |
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![]() All 3 ballasts are HQI but with single ended bulbs, I was amazed at how blue the phoenix bulbs were
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![]() Because I didn't have a spare, I'm actually running a 15K on one side of my tank and a 20K on the other of a 4' tank. You can really see the difference. 20K is too blue in my opinion and you really lose the shimmer effect you get with the 15K. I'll try and get a pic today once the lights come on for you.
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![]() Quote:
![]() The only real way to see it is to find a tank running 20k and visit in person.
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