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05-15-2008, 12:14 AM
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Lighting: Aquarium Fixtures
I've got two 24" Aquarium light fixtures for my fish tank. They take two 18' bulbs, and I was wondering if there is anyway I can use them. Right now they just have standard 15w aquarium bulbs, and one of them has a "15w Natual Sunlight" bulb. I went to Home Depot today, and it looked like the highest wattage 18" bulb was only a 15 or a 20w. This is my first grow, and I don't expect much but I would like to get enough to smoke a few bowls with. Next year I am going to plan early and put a little more money into it, but this year will just be practice. If I cannot get any higher watt bulb, what would be an inexpensive alternative?
    
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05-15-2008, 01:20 AM
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Go with CFL's instead...
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