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Sat, Oct 20, 12 at 10:41
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I'm setting up a 10 gallon standard fish tank (20x12), as a terrarium for winter. Mostly just for temporary storage until I get a bigger setup going. Question: Will a single T5 light fixture be enough for the 10gal tank? Or better off with a dual T5? Currently using CFL. |
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| Can't really comment on T5s since I never used But if you want to save some cash One or two smaller watt ones a or a 150watt would be more than enough for a 10gal |
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- Posted by Jillybeans none (My Page) on Mon, Oct 22, 12 at 9:14
| Thanks for the input. Think I'll be sticking to the CFL's for now. How ever I might be getting 2 single T5 latter. |
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| I've grown a lot of "Plants" that require a lot more light than Neps under CFLs & surprisingly they work amazingly well & you can't beat the price Good Luck
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