 | The Juwel High-Lite tubes in the coloure Day creates a cool and bright light with a colour temperature of 9000 Kelvin. It enhances natural colours and plant growth. For Freshwater it is recommended to use a combination of the tubes: Day + Nature or Day + Colour.
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 | JBL Solar Ultra Natur is a extra bright fluorescent tube for use in fresh and marine water aquaria. The tube produces a full-spectrum light, simulating sunlight, with 9000 K colour temperature. This promotes the growth of higher forms of marine algae and corals.
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 | JBL Solar Ultra Tropic -for the optimum promotion of plant growth in the Aquarium. The colour temperature of 4000 K is ideal for aquatic plants. Best possible method of inhibiting algae, with full-spectrum light providing ideal conditions for photosythesis.
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 | JBL Solar Ultra Marin Day produces a coldwhite spectrum with a colour temperature of 15000 K and higher luminosity specially designed for lighting marine aquariums. Provides corals and other invertebrates (lower animals) with rthe required light energy for ideal growth. The specially increased fraction of the spectrum from 400-500 nm provides ideal conditions for zooxanthella, essential for the growth of many corals and other invertebrates.
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 | JBL Solar Marin Blue is a special blue fluorescent tube with actinic spectrum for marine aquariums. Promotes coral growth by increasing the blue range of the light spectrum (i.e. actinic rays) ideal for zooanthella.
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 | JBL Solar Ultra Color is a full spectrum tube for intensive colour in the freshwater aquarium. JBL Solar Ultra Color increased blue and red fractions of the spectrum and enhance red and blue shades of fish and plants. Strong red and blue fractions with underlaying full spectrum stimulate chlorophyll synthesis and photobiological processes in the plants.
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 | With a diameter of only 16 mm, Dennerle TROCAL fluorescent tubes offer higher light intensity than comparable T8 tubes and are optimised for operation at an ambient temperature of 35 °C. This makes them ideal for illuminating deeper aquaria or aquaria that require plenty of light. A unique advantage of the new T5 fluorescent tube technology from Dennerle is the UV Stop feature.
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 | Sylvania Marinestar is the best lamp for marine water aquaria. The Marinestar promotes the growth of coral and invertebrates.
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 | Aqua Medic T5 Reef Blue is intended for use in salt water aquariums with the lamp emitting almost exclusively blue light in the spectrum between 400nm and 500nm, peaking at 420 nm. These wavelengths enhance the growth of many coral species. In addition, when combined with T5 Reef White 10K they give the aquarium a most natural appearance.
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 | Aqua Medic T5 Reef White 10K is a bright white lamp with a colour temperature of 10,000 K. The lamp simulates tropical sunlight and is the ideal basic illumination for marine as well as freshwater aquaria. T5 Reef White 10K enhances the natural colours of the fish and brings the brightness of tropical daylight into the aquarium, so plants and corals really thrive.
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 | Aqua Medic T5 Reef White 15 K is a blue/white fluorescent lamp with a coloure temperature of 15,000 Klevin. This lamp emittes a extremely bright blue/white light. Aqua Medic T5 Reef White 15K provides ideal illumination for the saltwater aquarium.
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 | The Sylvania Aquastar T5 fluorescent lamp provides natural living conditions for all organisms in fresh- or sea water aquariua. A range of 10.000 K tubes developed to promote the growth of coral and aquatic plants by simulating lighting conditions found in their natural environment. Promotes the growth of corals and aquatic plants through high emission in the red and blue light spectrum.
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 | The Sylvania Coralstar T5 reproduces light conditions on coral reefs by actinic blue light. This lamp promotes the growth of corals and invertebrates by supporting the growth of zooxanthellae algae. The Sylvania Coralstar T5 lamp simulate coral reef natural lighting at 6-10m tank depth and support coral growth in marine water aquariums.
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