vho bulbs

[bbreef240]

i am looking for 2 to 4 48 inch 110watt 20,000k vho bulbs .....they have to be brand new .....anyone who has them or knows where to get them please pm me ...thank you...brian

 

[bbreef240]

if anyone know what bulb i can use to enhance the colors of my fish and corals please let me know they have to be 110watt 48 inch vho bulbs ....i dont think they make a 20,000k bulb.....any help would be great...thank you....

 

[xxxAngeloxxx]

Hey brian sup why dont u just go wit led lights just how my buddy bart told u the last time we droped the coral off to your house. In my opionin i think your tank will b better of wit leds. But thats just my opionin brian.


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[masterswimmer]

We've got two Super Actinic UVLighting Bulbs in stock. They call them 4 footers, but they measure 47-1/8". These are the VHO's with internal reflectors I think you're talking about.

UVL Super Actinic 48" VHO Bulbs

Hope this helps.

Russ

 

[bbreef240]

angelo....i would love to do that but i dont want to spend the money right now.... master swim........i have 4 super actinics and 4 100,000k bulbs on there right now ...i need 4 more bulbs that dont make the tank look yellow... i am looking to replace the 10,000ks with something else.....

 

[xxxAngeloxxx]

angelo....i would love to do that but i dont want to spend the money right now.... master swim........i have 4 super actinics and 4 100,000k bulbs on there right now ...i need 4 more bulbs that dont make the tank look yellow... i am looking to replace the 10,000ks with something else.....

Thats kool bro i understand


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[masterswimmer]

master swim........i have 4 super actinics and 4 100,000k bulbs on there right now ...i need 4 more bulbs that dont make the tank look yellow... i am looking to replace the 10,000ks with something else.....

Not entirely sure what you've got there, but the bulbs I'm referring to are these (as quoted directly from the UVL site):

T12 V-HO SUPER ACTINIC AQUARIUM LIGHTING
The most widely used aquarium lamp on the market for over 20yrs. The 100% Blue spectrum, which peaks at 420nm allows chlorophyll absorption which simulates photosynthesis. Great for reef and coral enhancement.

Based on what you said, this accomplishes it, no?

Russ