Hey guys,
I was wondering if a 23 watt spiral 6500k energy efficient daylight bulb with a white 'reflector' can keep some GSP alive for about 3 weeks while I wait to get a PAR 38 bulb? FWIW, this is the same type of bulb I have been using in my reef to grow macro algae. The GSP would be about 15 inches from the light pointed directly at it.
For the last 5 or so months, the GSP has been slowly "withering" away in my 90 gallon reef due to very very low nutrients (0.0 phosphates - hannah - and 0.0 nitrates - salifert - ).
I have a 20 gallon long frag tank that I have set up that has everything ready to go except the light which will be a rapid LED 12 LED PAR 38 bulb. It has already completed it's cycle and actually has some nitrates (around 10 right now).
Thanks!
I was wondering if a 23 watt spiral 6500k energy efficient daylight bulb with a white 'reflector' can keep some GSP alive for about 3 weeks while I wait to get a PAR 38 bulb? FWIW, this is the same type of bulb I have been using in my reef to grow macro algae. The GSP would be about 15 inches from the light pointed directly at it.
For the last 5 or so months, the GSP has been slowly "withering" away in my 90 gallon reef due to very very low nutrients (0.0 phosphates - hannah - and 0.0 nitrates - salifert - ).
I have a 20 gallon long frag tank that I have set up that has everything ready to go except the light which will be a rapid LED 12 LED PAR 38 bulb. It has already completed it's cycle and actually has some nitrates (around 10 right now).
Thanks!