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CyberET.
post Mon, 24 Nov 2003 10:52 pm
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Other than renting a pond, any sifu knows what "K" is best to develop Green Water. If 6500K better or 10000K or if 10000K will kill the green water?

It will be informative to anyone who want to try Green Water at least to understand some of the light condition to get the result

i think 6500K more energy efficient as compared to 10000K considering the life span of the bulb, the cost, and electricity used..

i think can try up to 15000K?

not sure about 20000K though..

Could CHRISAMOS provide an update on the 20000K bulb? smile.gif
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post Tue, 25 Nov 2003 12:56 pm
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QUOTE(CyberET @ Tue 25 Nov 2003 12:51 PM)
as for seeding the green.. hehe.. it also gives chance for cross infection.. your fish may appear healthy, but it could be because it has built up a resistance against that problem, seeding over may cause problems for the fishes in the seeded tub, just be cautious

Hahaha. Allan has been giving his holy green water to his friends helping them to kick start their green water.

He better stop doing that now... or at least tell the receiver about the potential problem! biggrin.gif
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