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^^^^^^^your welcome^^^^^^^ knew it would come in handy some day, I don't tend to throw away much anymore. As you can see the Fiji Purple is a really great bulb. I have been using it in my T5 setup for months and haven't switched it out for obvious reasons. I keep 4 of them in my fixture...

Found it, I highly doubt you've even seen this graph before, it was posted long before you joined the forum. Then I guess the server crashed and quite a bit of info was lost including this graph that was posted. I don't even remember who posted it originally, but I remember them saying they...

Huh? What are you even talking about? What graph? Do you have access to my image files or something because I don't remember posting it yet. LOL???????

the graph was posted on rollitup before the server crashed, i happened to save it as an image file!

Thats cool, all my fixtures are only 2 footers, so space is limited to a 2 foot space.

My current bulb configuration is 4 Ati Procolor (which is still available through Premium Aquatics), 2 REDSUN, and 2 Ati Blue Plus. So far everything is looking fine. Hope this will be a good base for you to find your own bulb configuration that works for you.

I will try to answer your question since no one else is. Most of these people are to busy trying to get credit by posting information from scientific research that they find through google. It's practically plagerism. And NO ONE has even tested out the "scientific evidence" they want credit so...

http://www.htgsupply.com/Category-T5-Fluorescent.asp

Very very very very well spoken sir! Can't answer your question as to what the fuck is wrong with people!

I have yet to see good results posted. I've searched this whole thread and do not see one photo of an actual quality looking bud that makes this whole PAR T5 idea even remotely convincing that it is better than using only cheap daylight bulb. The only buds that look nice are Calrt's who vegged...

No, actually, I am posting here to provide information, this has to be about the 100th time I've said this! So that is what I will continue doing. I'm done explaining my explanations. If you don't believe my results, I could care less. Why would I lie about my results? I've already...

Actinics have a slightly lower wavelength than plants can use for photosynthesis. The KZ Fiji Purple, or ATI blue plus would be a better choice than an Actinic only bulb. However, a 6500K or 6700K would have plenty of blue. The ratio that plants use for blue to red is about 10% blue and 90%...

Check out, Zoo Med Florasun. Also, aquamedic Plantgrow. Both of these bulbs will replace a 6500K bulb. They have added red to them for photosynthesis. They are basically a 6500K bulb with Red added to them. So to answer your question, 1 Aquamedic Plant Grow, 1 KZ Fiji Purple. I haven't had...

There is this type of high power 65W plant grow bulb that works great!. Google "65w plant grow" Mix it with one 6500K 65w for veg.

Have nothing to add about the topic? You really don't read do you. It really seems like you just post on here because you like to see yourself talk. BTW the 75/25 bulbs and 10,000K bulbs are just 6500K bulbs with added blue and green. This idea that you "own" this thread is completely...

So, posting helpful info from other websites is not acceptable in your book? All it is for is to make people think, I never said anything about the links I posted being THE TRUTH. You never know what might spark an idea in someone else. Anyway, I am not in competition to see who can post the...

More useful info: http://www.mmmfaq.com/light-measured-lighting-spectrum-photosythesis/ http://fotohobbist.com/blog/2011/08/19/what-kind-of-lights-ar-best-for-a-planted-aquarium/ I'm really starting to doubt the use of actinic only aquarium bulbs for the growing purpose. Another...

I've been experimenting with about 15 different kinds of flouro's. The absolute BEST ones I have found that work are a 50/50 mix of 5000k and 6500k. Pink/White/Blue

Wanted to share this: Actinic These tubes emit light only from the blue end of the spectrum and are used in marine setups to supply the blue that is missing from normal aquarium lighting but is required by marine algae, anemones and corals. They are usually only available from specialty...

IDK, send him a PM, he will respond to you.