 | The aqualine 10000 lamp has a colour temperature of 14,000 Kelvin and a high percentage of the light output is at the blue end of the spectrum. aqualine 10000 wa sthe first metal halide lamp to simulate the light conditions of a coral reef and the new lamp with an improved getter gives long-term colour stability and results is an even more realistic looking aquarium. The corals show their natural colours, and the lighting encourages excellent growth.
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 | aqualine 5000 is a metal halide lam with a colour temperature of 5000 Kelvin (daylight). This lam was specially developed for the illumination of freshwater aquaria. It has a high percentage of red light and a high intensity -11.000 lumens per watt.
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 | The new blue-white metal halide lamp aqualine 16000 from ab Aqua Medic with a colour temperature of 16.000 Kelvin can be used allone or in combination with other metal halide lamps (e.g. aqualine 10000).
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 | The blue aqualine 20000+ lamp has a colour temperature of about 20000° Kelvin. The use of this actinic bulb enhances the flourescent blue and green colours of many corals. The bulb should be used in combination with aqualine 10000.
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 | Giesemann Megachrome marine - developed especially for saltwater aquariums that need a very high light performance. All colours of the fish and corals have a brilliant and fluorescent appearance due to a light spectrum with less red and a higher proportion of blue. Giesemann Megachrome marine offers a notably higher brightness than other similar lamps and therefore guarantees a considerable increase in growth of even sensitive coral types.
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