CFL Question Regarding Wattage
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CFL Question Regarding Wattage
Trying to understand whether using CFL would cover the bases as far as watts needed per gallon in a planted tank. Examples that I have seen are from Home Depot, "The EcoSmart 27-Watt (100W) Daylight CFL Light Bulb". Would this be actual 100 watts for my tank (which would be sufficient for a 25 gal tank)? The specs does not indicate the kelvin, but the employee had indicated that it would be the same as 6500K (daylight).
Thanks for helping me in understanding.
Thanks for helping me in understanding.
funkyfish- Fry
- Join date : 2010-11-26
Re: CFL Question Regarding Wattage
I use them in a couple of my tanks and my understanding is that you go by the actual wattage (27w) when calculating how much you need.
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Kianna- FishBox Member
- Join date : 2010-05-27
Age : 64
Location : Lakewood, WA
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