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![]() I have a friend that has there tank right in the window, it does fine, if your also worried paint the side of the tank that could possible see sun and go from there
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![]() The amount of sunlight is highly dependent on your location. Many prairie locations will have lots of sunlight in the winter but in the Lower Mainland (Langley), i don't think it will cut it for lighting photo period and intensity. I think its enough to keep things alive but you won't get the desirable and vibrant colors that is one of the most rewarding part of this hobby.
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![]() I think this is being read two ways....I don't think Kronk is saying they will use only natural sunlight for lighting but wondering if natural light will cause any other problems. Central air takes care of the heating problem and if the photo period needs adjusting they could have heavy drapes. The extra light is just free energy.
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