will this work with a AqueonÂ® T8 Full Spectrum Daylight Fluorescent Aquarium Lamp
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most T8 are not dimmable, this ramp is made to work with LED's, not T8 or T5.
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Unfortunately dimming flourescents is much harder than LEDs. This will not work with a flourescent lamp.
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Should fit nicely if you have an Aqueon tank. The Aqueon 26 gal bow front tank has a width of 24.2" and the LED light is just 24" in width, with some room for for adjustment. The fixture comes with one row of LED lights but can accommodate 3. I think you will want to add a second, if not a third, row. It makes the whole endeavor rather expensive (I needed to do this for TWO units for my 60 gal tank!) but the lighting is, in my opinion, superior to traditional lighting. If you are going to try one, be sure to order from a vendor who will accept returns, just in case...
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Yes it can if you are replacing the same length and T8 connector, but you need to pull the old ballast and just send the AC to one end of the LED lamp. It is very simple with the supplied instructions. If you have live plants you will need to research the K value (temperature) for the plants you are growing!
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http://www.amazon.com/BeamsWork-Double-Bright-Aquarium-Fixture/dp/B00FIPDJRS/ref=sr_1_22?s=pet-supplies&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1388390790&sr;=1-22
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Should be a clean bright light same as cool fluorescent bulb, not like a warm light. There can be a slight violet tint depending on contents of aquarium
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I believe it will. I use it on my salt water tank and it makes my corals glow.
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i know that my fixture needed a g4 bulb, i am not sure if g4 and t3 are interchangeable, i would lean towards no
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I'm using my Reptisun bulb in an aquarium hood. Just make sure you're ordering the correct size and wattage.
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Absolutely. It has suction cups so you can put in anywhere in or out of the tank. I use mine out of the tank. I popped the bulb out of my aquarium hood, and attached 2 of these lights on the top glass of my aquarium lid in place of the white bulb I had.
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I had absolutely no problems, my aquarium is well lit and I still can see the light, so I would make sure your bulb is working properly.
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I would say yes and maybe too much light depending on coral and what size you are using. I have 1 on a 100 gallon soft coral only and it is enough.
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Use use the bulb in a fixture designed for the top of a fish tank but my husband thinks that yes it would fit into standard fixture
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I don't think so.There are special "UVB light bulb"s for reptiles and amphibians.I bought this for my gold fishes. There is the "Zoo Med ReptiSun 5.0 Mini Compact Fluorescent Lamp, 13 Watts" that is 5% UVB output & 30% UVA output..You may want to look at this one and is on Amazon.com
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If your fixture has 2 F40CW florescent tubes that have 2 pins on each end it should work.
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This is only the bulb. You need reptile flukers to hold the bulb. See the following link;Fluker's 5.5" Repta Clamp Lamp with Switch
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Yes, but I personally wouldn't do that. LEDs are not perfected for the planted aquarium yet unless you go for the ADA aquarium company which I wouldn't do because of the price. The fluval compact fluorescent that comes with the fluval flora should be perfect. I actually did it on my spec. You need to have a timer and set it for 6 hours or less. That's it don't do eight because algea growth can start and you don't want that. You also will need to do lots of water changes.
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I think the output is similar to a T8 but I am not 100% certain. I use this bulb in conjunction with a Basking bulb. I also take my beardie outside for natural sunlight whenever I can.