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Incadescent lighting vs fluoro
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Hey doods. Theres this duck that has 4 growing chambers (big tupperware bins), and doesnt want to spend tons of cash on fluoro light setup in each one. This duck was thinking maybe a single incadescent light could work? Maybe about the size of a christmas lightbulb (size of thumb kinda deal?).... thought maybe this would give enough light, and wouldnt give too much heat?

thoughts for the duck?

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Re: Incadescent lighting vs fluoro [Re: friendlyfriends]
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i just use a regular lamp bulb and it works great. just you any normal light for like 8-12 hours a day and you'll be straight


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Re: Incadescent lighting vs fluoro [Re: friendlyfriends]
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I think it will work just fine.


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Re: Incadescent lighting vs fluoro [Re: mickey_rourke]
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we sure got a wide variety of animals growin shrooms.......a regular zoo out here


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Re: Incadescent lighting vs fluoro [Re: friendlyfriends]
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Simpler, cheaper, and easier is better. Are the bins clear or opaque? One bulb incandescent or flourescent should be plenty. Flourescent provide a better frequency of light, use less power, and produce less heat.


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