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Zoo Med T-5 HO Coral Sun Actinic 420 Fluorescent Bulb, 39 Watts
Description
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High intensity actinic lamp with strong emissions in the short wavelength region of the spectrum peaking at 420 nanometers. It promotes growth of zooanthellae algae.
- - Generates less heat as compared to metal halide lamps
- - Ideal for all marine aquariums, reef tanks and fresh water aquariums
- - Made in the USA
Specifications
| SKU | 1320572 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zoo Med |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
| Length | 34 IN |
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Great product.
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Yes, I recommend this product.
best purchase ever!!!
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Yes, I recommend this product.
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