saltyair
03/23/2013, 10:22 AM
I have been doing a ton of reading about led's and what type of light corals thrive in.
I previously posted about blue 50/50 LEDs and found out that the 450nm to 500nm seem to be the best light for corals to thrive. I know lots of debate has gone into this and by no means am i an expert.
so here is the question - if light from and LED, t5 or metal haly @ 7500k hits the water - do they not all create the same depth refraction?
red , yellow, green , blue and violet?
The reason I am asking is due to the trend of full spectrum LED systems.
why would LED's be treated different than other forms of light.
please if you have insight let me know.
I previously posted about blue 50/50 LEDs and found out that the 450nm to 500nm seem to be the best light for corals to thrive. I know lots of debate has gone into this and by no means am i an expert.
so here is the question - if light from and LED, t5 or metal haly @ 7500k hits the water - do they not all create the same depth refraction?
red , yellow, green , blue and violet?
The reason I am asking is due to the trend of full spectrum LED systems.
why would LED's be treated different than other forms of light.
please if you have insight let me know.