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Lighting for aquarium?
Right now im buying a coralife fixture with 36 wats for my 29 gallon tank. Can i take out the two 18 watt bulbs and put in higher wattage in there?
(i saw a light fixture that was 65 watts and i want to do that just tht i found a great deal on this 36 watt fixturee) ty
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Most likely you may be confused with the old school thinking of "watts per gallon". I have a 44 gallon salt reef tank, and I only have a Catalina Aquarium 4x24 T5 HO. I could get by with only two lights on at all times, but I have corals. You should be fine with that light depending on what is in your tank. Good luck, but check out catalina's lights, they are sick.
Source(s): www.catalinaaquarium.com - 1 decade ago
hi
am sorry no you carnt take out the old bulbs and put higher wattage bulbs in
the manufactorers arnt that stupid lol they want yor money