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I am not under the impression that micro algae are fussy about the spectrum though sufficient light intensity will be importsnt. What are you growing the phytoplankton in?
Glass jar with plastic lidI am not under the impression that micro algae are fussy about the spectrum though sufficient light intensity will be importsnt. What are you growing the phytoplankton in?
It's a 300w light, it's pretty dang bright. I need to put shaders on it to block light bleed. I'm hoping it isn't too strongI am not under the impression that micro algae are fussy about the spectrum though sufficient light intensity will be importsnt. What are you growing the phytoplankton in?
You might shade the container rather than the light. That might be easier or move the container to the other side of the roomIt's a 300w light, it's pretty dang bright. I need to put shaders on it to block light bleed. I'm hoping it isn't too strong
No I mean shade it from me, it hurts my eyes you think it'll be too strong?You might shade the container rather than the light. That might be easier or move the container to the other side of the room
Why better? This one comes with a grow tent too, it's 30 for the light or 50 for both. Still think I should get the home depot one?This would be better and cheaper. Your local Home Depot should have them in stock.
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Oh dang, I'm guessing If it's above it'll only feed the top half?Better in terms of shape and output. 300w is pretty intense. You will want blue and red wavelengths with absorption peaks around 460 and 655nm, which the one I listed provides. The light should be mounted on the side of the culture, not from above.
It's more of a penetration issue. Thin and tall work best. Here's how I have mine set up. The lines need some work, but it gets the job done.Oh dang, I'm guessing If it's above it'll only feed the top half?
I see... I unfortunately already bought it because no one responded in time, I actually posted this twice lol. should I atleast try with this light first or just put it in storage?It's more of a penetration issue. Thin and tall work best. Here's how I have mine set up. The lines need some work, but it gets the job done.
OkI'd give it a shot. Just be sure to light it from the side. I wouldn't put it too close to the culture given the intensity, at least not until the algae grows more dense.
Hey, the light that I bought, it'd be a good fuge light, no?I'd give it a shot. Just be sure to light it from the side. I wouldn't put it too close to the culture given the intensity, at least not until the algae grows more dense.
Finally! Some good news lol. I type this with a sump far too small for a fuge but never know what the future holdsI’d imagine it would be as cheato requires a stronger light in order to penetrate through the upper portion of the algae. I use something similar, granted I haven’t actually added any macro algae yet.
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