they would work. be wary if the led's are for saltwater. those are normally actinic, 10,000k and higher. although i don't think they make an actinic led. but nonetheless, the color temp is key here. 6500k is recommended.
Re: Lighting for a 29G Vertical Build
they would work. be wary if the led's are for saltwater. those are normally actinic, 10,000k and higher. although i don't think they make an actinic led. but nonetheless, the color temp is key here. 6500k is recommended.
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Re: Lighting for a 29G Vertical Build
The gal that I was talking to who mentioned the saltwater LEDs to me said that he has them in all ranges. It looks like I am going to be joining another forum in order to pick this gentleman's brain to see what he has available. He lives about an hour away...it would save me a lot of shipping..
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