Home Depot or LFS MH bulb
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rankin
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thats it, i have decided to do an experiment,
i will go buy the 25$ home depot mh light and use my 180$ MH light and set them up in two different 20 gallon tanks, stocked with the same amount of LR same 1 of the same polyp and 1 of the same coral coral everything will be the exactly the same in the two tanks but in one i will ust the 25$ mh and in the other the 180$ mh i will then see if one is better than the other or if one is not as good hopefully we will soon know the answer
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i will go buy the 25$ home depot mh light and use my 180$ MH light and set them up in two different 20 gallon tanks, stocked with the same amount of LR same 1 of the same polyp and 1 of the same coral coral everything will be the exactly the same in the two tanks but in one i will ust the 25$ mh and in the other the 180$ mh i will then see if one is better than the other or if one is not as good hopefully we will soon know the answer
~Rankin
drummerboy
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Krusk,
I know this is kind of off topic, but that was a great question! I laughed pretty hard. Just being a philosphy major, and being in logic right now, I have questions like that all the time. Don't mean to waste space, but just thought I'd say I got a pretty good laugh out of that.
I know this is kind of off topic, but that was a great question! I laughed pretty hard. Just being a philosphy major, and being in logic right now, I have questions like that all the time. Don't mean to waste space, but just thought I'd say I got a pretty good laugh out of that.
z
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to compair the secrtrums you could use a prism or diffraction grating to diffract the light and observe the spectrum. Pure white light (sunlight) would produce a perfect rainbow, where as light from different sources (ie mh bulbs, floresent ) would produce spectral lines. you could compair the spectrums and note the different spectrums produced. I'm gonna do some research on this and see if I know what I'm talking about.