Moonlight tubes

[keane]

I'm glad i came across this post, your tank does look great, so much so i followed your link and bought a set there and then, Thanks.



Just

No worries Just!

goldie......just come across this thread that may be of use to you....

http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=83620

steve

 

[mifty12]

Cheers Steve,

I have a juwel rio 240 so i already have a twin set of tubes although i am only getting about 1.4 watts per gallon. i am thinking of fitting the moonlight tubes on the back flap, do you reckon that sticky pads will be okay given the condensation that is apparent ?

Cheers


Just

 

[Torrean]

what's the difference between moonlight tubes and say a dim incandescent bulb? I ask because I have a full spectrum light on my 10 and It has a small light sensitive light on it. It cuts on whenever I switch off the big light. Would this be ok. It looks really cool.

 

[goldie]

I have been told it will cost around £25 to fit the starter unit and tube, does that sound about right?? I can't do it myself, and hubby is a do it yourself walking disaster

 

[steelhealr]

Hi..here is my old link on moonlights. Maybe this will help. I still think the blue 4000MCD LEDs are the best. SH

http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=80672&hl=

 

[Alkalineroger]

A cold cathode kit of ebay with an AC adapter would only cost around £15,
With regard to the brightness, i fitted a variable adapter on mive so i can turn the lights up or down.

Roger