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Adding light too fast to a planted tank. Metal Halids ...

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dustinsfishtanks

506 Views • Jul 29, 2011

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fishtanktv.com - I went from 64 watts to 160... So yeah, thats gonna cause a little algae... Nothing I can't handle. Its best to reduce teh amount of time the new, brighter lights are on than to just runn them full blast. Probably gonna add a nother one to this tank..why not!

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