Hello...I'm Vadis, an old geeeezer from North Central West Virginia, getting back into the hobby after a 10-year break. I'm working one 30 gallon and three 10s with the 30 now set up as a community. Not much of a choice of fish here but I do have four young kribs in a 10 hoping to have them pair off. When I kept fish before I was mostly interested in breeding. To get back in the swing of things I recently reared a tankful of Firemouths, and another of Convicts. I'm finding that lighting has greatly changed during my time off and I need help to catch up.....Anybody?
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Hello...I'm Vadis from north central West Virginia getting back into the hobby after a 10-year break
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Welcome Vadis....
Lighting choice depends upon your need. The new technology is LED, but there is still a lot of work to be dome to get the spectrum range that is readily available in florescent tubes. For the money, I think that T5 lighting is still the way to go for freshwater tanks.
Lighting choice depends upon your need. The new technology is LED, but there is still a lot of work to be dome to get the spectrum range that is readily available in florescent tubes. For the money, I think that T5 lighting is still the way to go for freshwater tanks.
