Become a credit card member today!Zoo Med T-8 Flora Sun Max Plant Growth Fluorescent Bulb, 48"
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T-8 Flora Sun high intensity lamp with peak emissions in the blue and red regions serves to maximize the photo biological processes in plants. The emission spectrum closely resembles the absorption curve of chlorophyll-A.
- - Maximizes the photo biological processes in plants
- - Promotes photosynthetic processes in plants and marine algae
- - Ideal for planted aquariums and terrariums
- - Made in the USA
Specifications
| SKU | 1320297 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zoo Med |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
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Great plant light.
RaymondS
12 years ago
I have tried virtually every plant bulb that
you can buy (in T-8) and this one does it
for my tanks. My fish seem to prefer low
light and those 65K bulbs make them
stay hidden. I have ten gal. fresh water tanks
and I use two single light/two strip reflector set
up/w two timers on 8A.M. till 8P.M. and
10A.m till 4P.M. If you don't have an ample
amount of plants this set up will cause
excess algae and of course the taller the
tank the less this occurs. Choose 65-67K
if you like brightly lit tanks. I prefer this bulb
due to natural looking colors and
excellent plant growth.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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I have a 29 gallon tank with fish and plants. Will the 24" plant light you have do the job?
- As a 29gal. tank is rather tall, a Zoo Med T-8 Ultra Sun bulb would give more visible light and therefor would be preferred by people who like lots of light. A Flora Sun may not be enough light for plants in a tall tank like a 29 (unless you have two bulbs).
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