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I have a question for you guys....if you were to choose a wattage per gallon...would you be better off with 4wpg or 3.2wpg? Im getting this new light setup for the tank and im stuck debating whether to get a compact 4wpg or a T5 3.2wpg (i think the height of the aquarium is like 16in).....
which wattage would you go with?
which wattage would you go with?
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I have a question for you guys....if you were to choose a wattage per gallon...would you be better off with 4wpg or 3.2wpg? Im getting this new light setup for the tank and im stuck debating whether to get a compact 4wpg or a T5 3.2wpg (i think the height of the aquarium is like 16in).....
which wattage would you go with?
which wattage would you go with?
~Stephanie
"We weep for a bird's cry, but not for a fish's blood. Blessed are those with a voice."
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Beautiful Tank.My favorite fish are bettas and I think your girls are just beautiful.
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they are just the regular, im getting an actual light fixture, however im stuck in deciding to go with T5 HO or a compact (i found a good T5 system that will give me 3.2wpg and a compact that will give me 3.9wpg...and so i wonder which wpg i should go with
i want to have options to grow a variety of plants not just moderate light...so should i go with the compact ???....)
i want to have options to grow a variety of plants not just moderate light...so should i go with the compact ???....)
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i will hold you forever
i will stand beside you forever
keep fighting
keep breathing
hold onto me and dont let go
NEVER let go
you are my world
make it through
i pray for you
VIXEY- March 25, 1994- October 11, 2006 at 10pm
SKRAT- October 21, 2005- January 15, 2007 at 5am
BAXTER- January 30, 2007
I will love you forever, always
Next time we meet again, it will be FOREVER
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Murfreesboro, TN
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they are just the regular, im getting an actual light fixture, however im stuck in deciding to go with T5 HO or a compact (i found a good T5 system that will give me 3.2wpg and a compact that will give me 3.9wpg...and so i wonder which wpg i should go with i want to have options to grow a variety of plants not just moderate light...so should i go with the compact ???....)
i want to have options to grow a variety of plants not just moderate light...so should i go with the compact ???....)
.I think you should probably go with whichever is cheaper. You can use the extra money to buy a CO2 system if you want to keep some of the more delicate plants
.Although I prefer compacts a bit more (the T5 HO fixture isn't compacts, right? mine is so I was thinking it was at first) you don't really need that much light...especially if it is a lot more money.
~Stephanie
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Your red colored fish is a glolite tetra,(neon tetra's have blue in them,also cardinal tetra) The second is hard to see but resembles a female Emperer tetra.
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Awesome tank! Thanks for sharing :o)
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That definitly is a Tetra, but which kind, I am not sure of.
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Both are tetras
Glowlight and a Black i'd put them as
Glowlight and a Black i'd put them as
Dog~ Nika (f)
Cats~Scamp (m) & Simvar (m)
Fish~Tropicals & Goldies
RIP Scooby doo & Louise
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