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ciakol
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Aquarium light ultraviolet content?

#441618 - 10/30/01 06:37 AM (22 years, 1 month ago)

Hi, all!

I found an aquarium [hallogen ?] light on the street. Can this kind of light be used
for lighting in a terrarium? I remember something about ultra-violet spectrum range
being bad for the mushrooms... would an aquarium light be ok?

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Re: Aquarium light ultraviolet content?

[Re: ciakol]
#441660 - 10/30/01 08:24 AM (22 years, 1 month ago)

Aquarium lights are fine. Light in the blue spectrum is supposed to help promote pinning but I've never noticed a difference.
I usually rely on light just to help with the heat a bit and give the shrooms a direction in which to grow.