Doozy
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
I'm looking at getting a 4 individual 'brummie bubbler' type DWC setups, each with 80ltr res's. With these DWC units there's plenty of room around the top pot to see the roots below. My question is, is there a type of light in the spectrum that is less harmful to the roots than others which i can put in the res so that occasionally i can turn the light on and look at the root health?
Obviously this would only be for a few minutes a week, and in an ideal world i would want the light to be white, but is red/blue a better option? I'm looking at the 40cm 42 LED white aquarium light bars on eBay.
I know it's a very specific question but thought it was worth an ask anyway.
Thanks
I'm looking at getting a 4 individual 'brummie bubbler' type DWC setups, each with 80ltr res's. With these DWC units there's plenty of room around the top pot to see the roots below. My question is, is there a type of light in the spectrum that is less harmful to the roots than others which i can put in the res so that occasionally i can turn the light on and look at the root health?
Obviously this would only be for a few minutes a week, and in an ideal world i would want the light to be white, but is red/blue a better option? I'm looking at the 40cm 42 LED white aquarium light bars on eBay.
I know it's a very specific question but thought it was worth an ask anyway.
Thanks