I must say my fish present pretty well, however I have a large tank and two dual bulb fixtures the length of the top (centered). It looks nice but there are some spots that are not as well lit as others. I am considering two things...........
First I may align those two long fixtures diagonally across the top from the back corners toward the center and then add a shorter lamp of similar design across the middle to compensate and add to the overall illumination.
I guess my question comes down to my other decision......I have dual bulb fixtures with the standard and pink bulb configuration for my freshwater tanks. I noticed salt water lighting is more partial to the standard/blue bulb setup. If I use this type of lamp in the middle does anyone think I might see an improvement in fish color or just better lighting in general? Anyone with fresh water try both and compare?
First I may align those two long fixtures diagonally across the top from the back corners toward the center and then add a shorter lamp of similar design across the middle to compensate and add to the overall illumination.
I guess my question comes down to my other decision......I have dual bulb fixtures with the standard and pink bulb configuration for my freshwater tanks. I noticed salt water lighting is more partial to the standard/blue bulb setup. If I use this type of lamp in the middle does anyone think I might see an improvement in fish color or just better lighting in general? Anyone with fresh water try both and compare?
