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Aquarium Lighting

Aquarium Information, Featured Items, Uncategorized

This post will look at just a few types of aquarium lights/lighting, but is not meant as an exhaustive list.

These lights are primarily cutting edge, so if the reading is not familiar with these, it partly due to the fact that the aquarium industry (as per lighting) is generally quite behind in technology (sometimes as much as a decade). This problem of old technology especially is noticeable in terms such as “watts per gallon” which is extremely inaccurate when applied to newer technology aquarium lights such as LED Aquarium Lights as well as T5 and T2 Lights (although to a lesser degree).

LED Lights
LED Aquarium Lights have come a long ways in technology in just a few years, from previously being added lighting decoration (highlighting) or extremely pricey for mixed results as per high light need applications such as reef aquarium.

That said, the majority of LED Aquarium Lights on the market are still not reef or planted aquarium capable such as the Marine Double Bright or Ecoxotic Stunner. These two lights might work as supplemental lighting or even low light plant lighting, but not high light planted aquariums or reef marine aquarium.
The Maxspect and Current LED Lights are more capable, however these lights are still not using the emitter bin specifications of the LED emitters used by Tropic Marine Center AquaRay LED Lights, which are so precise that TMC has exclusive supply of these LED emitters and they are not available on the general market; for this reason the AquaRay AquaBeam LED lights have a more precise nanometer light output without the “spikes” with a much higher output of useful light energy per watt than other premium LED Aquarium Lights.

Also see this article for an LED Aquarium Light Review: LED Aquarium Lights, Lighting

T2 Lights
T2 Aquarium Lights are another newer innovation, although not of the high tech level of the TMC LED Lights, the T2 Lights present a more affordable option over LEDS and even the older T5 lights. In fact lumen per watt and useful light energy is better than the often much more pricey T5 light.
These T2 lights are easily linkable for extra lighting or larger aquariums, with a very useful rotating lens for focusing light energy, unique to these lights

The negative is lack of variations when compared to T5, as well workmanship is not to the high end level of the TMC AquaRay LED Lights (but then the price more than makes up for this)

SHO Lights
SHO Aquarium/Hydroponics Lights are an excellent cross over light, that only recently (the last couple of years) have some tech savvy planted freshwater (& some marine) fish keepers began to use.
This light has been used extensively by medical and hydroponics interests due to its simple self ballasted base, low cost in proportion to light output, and of coarse high PAR which is important in both Hydroponics and many medical studies that show better immune function, mental health, and more with high PAR High output lights, for which along with cost effectiveness have made these SHO lights quite popular in these commercial applications.

For aquariums, especially when used in a reflector or with Mylar in a hood, these aquariums can produce copious plant growth due to the high PAR energy produced per watt of energy consumed. In fact the 105 Watt SHO produces 6300 lumens, the equivalent of a standard 525 watt bulb.

For much more in depth information on the subject of lighting, please read this article:
Aquarium Lighting

For this website’s UV Light Replacement reference guide:
UV Bulbs

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Unique Aquarium Information Articles

Aquarium Information

This post will provide links/resources to a few “Unique” aquarium/pond articles dealing either lesser known subjects or subjects that are often unfortunately “ripe” with myths due to cut and paste posting on the internet via forums, Yahoo Answers, about.com, etc. (as well as misinformed aquarium/pet stores that are often lazy and repeat this information too)

  • UV Sterilization Articles; UVC irradiation and immune response
    This article/post explores an aspect of UVC irradiation that few outside of the research community are even aware of

  • Correct UV Sterilizer/Clarifier Applications
    This article/post looks into the use of a UV Clarifier to solve too many pond filter issues when pond filtration should be improved; the second part of this article explores the correct flow rates and UV-C penetration for successful aquarium use

  • UV Sterilizers Gimmicks; Twists, Baffles Wipers
    This article/post looks into some of the gimmicks used to sell certain UV Sterilizers/Clarifiers at higher prices often with somewhat lower results such as with the Coralife Turbo Twist

  • Aquarium Light; Facts and Information
    This is very in depth and frequently updated article, and although the subject is not unique, the content is due to the fact that most information about aquarium lighting is vastly out of date, often totally ignoring facts from research going back over at least a decade.
    Bluntly the Best article dealing with the complicated subject of Aquarium Lighting. Unlike most articles of this subject, the content is researched outside of the very anecdotal aquarium keeping community, which is often very behind in this subject, with many still suggesting the very archaic “watts per gallon” so-called rule. This article has information about bulb types such as T2, SHO, Induction Lighting and more that is missed by most. As well the important subjects PAR, watts per lumen, useful light energy, focused lumens and more are addressed.<

  • UV Sterilization Articles; UVC for Home or Office Air Purification & Surface Sterilization
    Not necessarily a unique article, however this post shows other uses for UVC light, which is a subject (UVC radiation) that still generate more controversy than it should considering the science behind its use

  • Aquarium Answers; Use of Salt in Freshwater Aquariums
    This article/post deals with a subject that has considerable controversy on both side, where often both sides have half the information/facts and are both “half right & half wrong”

  • Aquarium Algae; Brown Diatom, Thread/Hair, Green Spot, Marine, BBA (Black Beard Algae)
    An Aquarium Answers article (post) algae control article, intended to address the types of algae that receive the most questions; including Brown Diatom Algae, Thread/Hair Algae, Black Beard Brush Algae (BBA), and Marine Hair Algae aka Filamentous marine algae (I address other algae as well in this article).

  • Do Fish Drink? Osmoregulation/Osmotic Function in Fish; Also use of RO Water & More
    An Aquarium Answers article (post) about osmotic funchin in fish. This is probably one of the best, most in depth & researched articles on this subject you will find on the Internet. Vastly more accurate and information than what you would find on most Google searches for this subject!!

  • Cyanobacteria in Ponds and Aquariums
    The original Aquarium Answers article post for an important reason; this is a subject that the author has spent decades of experience and research dealing with (along with continued research), as well this is a subject that sadly the majority of cut & paste web sites and blogs simply get wrong. So “googling” this subject is likely going to bring up a plethora of bad sites whose answer is simply to dump Erythromycin in your aquarium or pond despite the eventual environment havoc that will be reeked.

  • Fish as Pets; Misidentification of Planaria
    A subject that is common example of internet “cut & paste” of misinformation.

  • Fish as Pets; UV Sterilizer Myths #5
    A basic article, however it provides insights into the common misinformation surrounding the use of UV Sterilizers for aquarium

  • Fish as Pets; Aquarium Forum Hall of Shame #10; Aquatic Community
    A post at “Fish as Pets” that deals with what I would describe as a VERY intellectually dishonest forum thread from Aquatic Community about aquarium chemistry and Wonder Shells in particular. This is a post that will either make you laugh or cry depending upon your mood based on the lazy misinformation posted in the thread quoted here (it is that bad!).

  • Aquarium Article Digest; Iridovirus in Gouramis



I will add more resources over time to this post.

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Aquarium Heaters

Featured Items, Heaters

Aquarium HeatersAquarium Heaters

There are many Aquarium Heaters now to choose from; from the basic Automatic (non pre-set economy), to the very popular glass submersible pre-set (thermostatic), the new quartz heaters, the Titanium heaters (including the digital titanium heaters), and the undergravel heaters (for Betta Bowls or similar).





Here are a few:

(Please click on the picture below to purchase/visit website)

Quartz Heaters

Features:

• Heat Shatter Resistant

• Run Dry Safety Shut-Off

• Completely Submersible

• Easy to read temperature setting

• Double insulated heating element

• Superior temperature control

• Quartz Tube

• For Marine or Freshwater use

*HYDOR 7.5 WATT MINI HEATER- $12.99

• For 2.5 – 5 gallon aquariums.

• Extra small: easy to hide in mini tanks and bowls

• Super safe even under gravel; no damage if left running dry

• Completely submersible; ideal for use in both glass and acrylic tanks

• Helps increase temperature 5 degrees F (2.5 C) for a 2.5 gallon aquarium or 4 degrees F (2 C) for a 5 gallon aquarium over ambient temperature.

• No setting necessary

Submersible Pre-Set Glass Heaters

• Easy and precise setting of desired temperature

• Sensitive and reliable thermostat maintains uniform temperature

• Heating Element is highly efficient and compact

• Designed for extended use and complete safety

• Supplied with strong support clips and suction cups

• Adjusts temperature from 66- 93 F

*TITANIUM HEATER- 300 Watt – $31.99

• For fresh or saltwater

• Durable construction

• Internal temperature probe

• Controls temperature from 68- 93 F (20- 34 C)

• Separate controller (analog dial, although more reliable than digital controllers I have used in my aquarium service business)

• The most accurate, state of the art thermostat available.

For Further Aquarium Heater Information; please see this article:

Aquarium Answers; Aquarium Heaters

To purchase many types of aquarium heaters:

Aquarium Heaters

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Sponge Filters

Filters, Sponge Filters

Sponge filtration is an often overlooked type of aquatic filter device for freshwater tanks, ponds and bowls, and even marine aquariums. Many persons look past their simplicity as ineffective, but therein lies their quality.

Sponge Filters

For the best in Aquarium Sponge Filters

For stand alone filters, please see our Sponge Filter Kit Page with more exact aquarium sizes for stand alone filters.

 

 

 

Filter Max Premium Aquarium Pre FiltersAQUARIUM PRE-FILTERS: See this page for Sponge Pre filters for your canister, wet/dry, or power filters. Great for live bearer aquariums, baby aquariums, etc. (including replacement sponges)

HYDRO POND FILTERS For Hydro Pond Filters, follow this link

Hydro Pond Filters are also excellent for use in high flow aquarium sumps or similar.

 

 

 
For further Sponge Filter Resources:
Sponge Filtration

Sponge Filter Resources

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UVC Replacement Bulb Reference Guide

Aquarium Information, General Accessories

UV Bulbs can be found by UV Sterilizer Manufacturer companies in alphabetical order
This post is not our full UVC bulb guide; if you cannot find your bulb here, please follow this link to our full page:
UV Replacement Bulb Cross Reference Guide/ Directory

Please See this other Website Below for further UV Sterilizer/Clarifier/Purifier Information, Directory and an even more Complete UVC Bulb/Lamp Replacement Guide:
UV Replacement Bulbs/Lamps

Manufacturer Models Description Item Number(s); Click on Item number for web link
*AQUANETICS Sterilizers Models: 15IL, 15SPT, Q15IL, Q15SPT, Q15ILHP, Q30ILD PQ15IL,
PQ30ILD (Requires 2 Bulbs)		 15 Watt T8 UVC G15T8, PUVLB515
*AQUANETICS Sterilizers Models: 25IL 25SPT, Q25IL, Q25SPT, Q25ILHP, PQ25IL, 50ILD
(Requires 2 Bulbs), Q50ILD (Requires 2 Bulbs)		 25 Watt T8 UVC G25T8, PUVLB525
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Advantage 2000 UV four pin 8 Watt UV bulb (8.5”) PUVLF208
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Westlands 8 Watt Pond UV Clarifier four pin 8 Watt UV bulb (8.5”) PUVLF208
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Advantage 2000+ UV four pin 15 Watt UV bulb (8.75”) PUVLF215
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Classic 8 Watt four pin 8 Watt UV bulb (11.5”) PUVLF288
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Aqua Fish & Statuary Spitter 8 Watt four pin 8 Watt UV bulb (11.5”) PUVLF288
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Classic 15 Watt four pin 15 Watt UV bulb (11.5”) GT14T5L/4P, GPH287T5L/4P, PUVLF285,
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Aqua Fish & Statuary Spitter 15-Watt UV four pin 15 Watt UV bulb (11.5”) GT14T5L/4P, GPH287T5L/4P, PUVLF285,
*AQUA ULTRAVIOLET Sterilizers Models: Aqua Fish & Statuary Spitter 25-Watt UV, Classic 25 Watt four pin 22-25 Watt UV bulb (17.16”- 17.50”) GPH436T5/4P, G22T5L/4P, PUVLF435
*BECKETT Sterilizers Models: Pond Filter #PBF3000 G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*BECKETT Sterilizers Models: Medium Biological & UV Filter G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*BECKETT Sterilizers Models: PBF750 Medium Biological Pond Filter G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*BIOZONE UV Purifier Models: 100 Home Air Purifier, 3000, 4000, & 5000 Office & Home Air Purifier, Induct 1500 & 2500 Air Duct Air Purifier, 300FS & 400FS Food Service Air Purifier, 200R Restroom Deodorizer & Air Purifier T5F – 10 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 8.75” PUVLF210
*CAL PUMP Sterilizers Models: Biofilter #BF1000, U.V. Clarifier #UV9 G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*CAL PUMP Sterilizers Models: Biofilter #BF2000 G11 18 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 18, PUVG1118
*CAL PUMP Sterilizers Models: U.V. Clarifier #UV18 G11 18 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 18, PUVG1118
*CAL PUMP Sterilizers Models: Extra Large Biofilter #BF4000 G11 36 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 36, PUVG1136
*CAL PUMP Sterilizers Models: Extra Large Biofilter BF4000 G11 36 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 36, PUVG1136
*COMMODITY AXIS (Via Aqua) Sterilizers Models: Multi Skimmer Delux with UV, Terminator 5 Watt UV Sterilizer G23 5 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 5, PUVH2305
* COMMODITY AXIS (Via Aqua) Sterilizers Models: Terminator 9 Watt UV Sterilizer G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
* COMMODITY AXIS (Via Aqua) Sterilizers Models: Via Aqua Terminator 13 Watt UV Sterilizer G23 13 Watt Compact UV Bulb (do not be fooled by inaccurate cross reference guides on the internet, the Terminator 13 watt does NOT take the GX23 bulb) G23/PLS 13
* COMMODITY AXIS (Via Aqua) Sterilizers Models: Via Aqua Terminator 18 Watt UV Sterilizer G11 18 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 18, PUVG1118
* COMMODITY AXIS (Via Aqua) Sterilizers Models: Via Aqua Terminator 36 Watt UV Sterilizer G11 36 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 36, PUVG1136
*CORALIFE Sterilizers Models: Turbo-Twist UV Sterilizers Aquarium/Pond 9 Watt G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*CORALIFE Sterilizers Models: Turbo-Twist UV Sterilizers 18 watt G11 18 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 18, PUVG1118
*CORALIFE Sterilizers Models: Turbo-Twist UV Sterilizers 36 watt G11 36 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 36, PUVG1136
*CORALIFE Sterilizers Models: Turbo-Twist UV Pond Clarifiers 36 watt G11 36 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 36, PUVG1136
*CURRENT USA Sterilizers Models: Gamma 8-Watt Pond or Aquarium UV™ four pin 8 Watt UV bulb (11.5”) PUVLF288
*CURRENT USA Sterilizers Models: Gamma 8 Watt four pin 8 Watt UV bulb (8.5”) PUVLF208
*CURRENT USA Sterilizers Models: Gamma 15-Watt Pond or Aquarium UV™ four pin 15 Watt UV bulb (11.5”) GT14T5L/4P, GPH287T5L/4P, PUVLF285,
*CURRENT USA Sterilizers Models: Gamma 25-Watt Aquarium or Pond UV – Q T5F 22- 25 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb (17.16”- 17.50”) GPH436T5/4P, G22T5L/4P, PUVLF435
*CUSTOM SEALIFE Sterilizers Models: 9X Double Helix Sterlizer G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*CUSTOM SEALIFE Sterilizers Models: Double Helix UV Sterilizer G11 18 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 18, PUVG1118
*CUSTOM SEALIFE Sterilizers Models: 36W Double Helix UV Sterilizer G11 36 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 36, PUVG1136
*CUSTOM SEALIFE Sterilizers Models: U2 8 Watt Double Pass UV Sterilizer two pin 8 Watt UV bulb (12”) G8T5, PUVLB508
*CUSTOM SEALIFE Sterilizers Models: U2 15 Watt Double Pass UV Sterilizer 15 Watt T8 UVC Bulb G15T8, PUVLB515
*CUSTOM SEALIFE Sterilizers Models: U2 25 Watt Double Pass UV Sterilizer 25 Watt T8 UVC Bulb G25T8, PUVLB525
*DANNER Sterilizers Models: Pondmaster® Pressurized Filter with UV #PUV-1000, Pondmaster Supreme #12971 T5F – 10 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 8.75” PUVLF210
*DANNER Sterilizers Models: Pondmaster® Pressurized Filter with UV #PUV-2000, Submersible Ultraviolet Clarifier #02920, # 12972 T5F – 20 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 14.5” PUVLF350
*DANNER Sterilizers Models: Pondmaster® Submersible Ultraviolet Clarifier #02940, Pressurized Filter with UV #PUV-4000, #12974 T5F – 40 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 20” PUVLF500
*EMPEROR Sterilizers Models: Retro-Fit 25 Watt Savio Skimmer T5F, 22- 25 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 17.16”- 17.50” GPH436T5/4P, G22T5L/4P, PUVLF435
*EMPEROR Sterilizers Models: Smart High Output UV Sterlizer™, Pond Smart HO UV Sterlizer™ T5F – 50 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 18.3” PUVLF46H
*FISH MATE Sterilizers Models: 500 Pressurized UV+Bio Pond Filter G23 5 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 5, PUVH2305
*FISH MATE Sterilizers Models: 1000 & 2000 Pressurized UV +Bio Pond Filter G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*FISH MATE Sterilizers Models: Compact 8W & 16W UV+Bio Pond Filters (16W requires two bulbs) 8 Watt Bi Pin UV Bulb #G8T5, #PUVLB508
*GARDEN TREASURES Sterilizers Models: 18-Watt In-Line UV Light – Mfg #60031, Biological Pond Filter Mfg #BF1000 G11 18 Watt Compact UV Bulb G11/PLL 18, PUVG1118
*GARDEN TREASURES Sterilizers Models: UV Pond Clarifier Mfg #UV9, Bullfrog UV Clarifier Mfg #UVBF G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*GARDEN TREASURES Sterilizers Models: Pressurized Biological Filter with UV Light PF1600UV G23 7 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 7, PUVH2307
*HAGEN LAGUNA Sterilizers Models: PT-520 PowerClear 1000 UV Stabilizer, PT-1650 Power Clear Max 1000 UV Stabilizer 8 Watt Bi Pin UV Bulb #G8T5, #PUVLB508
* HAGEN LAGUNA Sterilizers Models: PT-1506 Pressure-Flo 3200 UVC Filter T5F, 22- 25 Watt/ four pin UVC Bulb 17.16”- 17.50” GPH436T5/4P, G22T5L/4P, PUVLF435
*HAWIIAN MARINE Sterilizers Models: Angstrom 2537® UV 8 Watt Bi Pin UV Bulb #G8T5, #PUVLB508
* HAWIIAN MARINE Sterilizers Models: Angstrom 2537® UV, Model AN-15 15 Watt T8 UVC G15T8, PUVLB515
* HAWIIAN MARINE Sterilizers Models: Angstrom 2537® UV, Model AN-25 25 Watt T8 UVC G25T8, PUVLB525
*HOZELOCK CYPRIO Sterilizers Models: EasyClear 500 UVC 1327, Vorton 500, Bioforce 250 UVC 1311, Bioforce 500 UVC 1312, Ecoclear 500 UVC 1326 G23 5 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 5, PUVH2305
*HOZELOCK CYPRIO Sterilizers Models: Vorton 4000, Vorton 2000, Vorton 1000, EasyClear™ 1000 UVC 1328, Ecoclear™ UVC 1327 G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309
*HOZELOCK CYPRIO Sterilizers Models: Bioforce™ 4000 UVC 1335, Ecoclear™ 2000 UVC 1328, Ecoclear™ 4000 UVC 1329 (Previous three Require 2 – 13 Watt Lamps), Bioforce™ 2000 UVC 1314, Vorton 6000 (requires 3 Bulbs) GX23/G23 13 Watt Compact UV Bulb GX23/PLS 13, G23, PUVHX213 older models may require G23 single clip, please check lamp prior to ordering
*SAVIO FILTERS/UV Sterilizers Models: Savio Skimmer 16 Watt four pin 16 Watt UV bulb (14”) #G10T5L/4P, #PUVLF356
*SAVIO FILTERS/UV Sterilizers Models: Savio Skimmer 25 Watt four pin 22-25 Watt UV bulb (17.16”- 17.50”) GPH436T5/4P, G22T5L/4P, PUVLF435
* SHARPER IMAGE Purifier Model: Ionic Breeze 15 Watt UVC 15 Watt T8 UVC G15T8, PUVLB515
*TETRA Sterilizers Models: GreenFree™ UV Mini Pond Clarifier, Tetratec UV5 Clarifier, UV Mini G23 5 Watt Compact UV Bulb G23/PLS 5, PUVH2305
* TETRA Sterilizers Models: GreenFree™ UV1 Mini Pond Clarifier, UV-1 G23 9 Watt Compact UV Bulb (some newer Tetra 9 watt may require the G11 base bulb, so please check if 4 pins or 2 pins) G23/PLS 9, PUVH2309

Also see this expanded UV Bulb Reference Guide

UV Bulbs

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Rena Filstar XP Filters

Filters

Filstar XP Filter

The extremely quiet Filstar XP Filters are excellent for use in Fresh and saltwater of aquariums. It has a large bio mechanical and chemical media capacity, strong flow rates and solid construction combined with ease of maintenance.

*Simple Installation
*Easy to Use
*Maximum Performance & Reliability
*Complete with ALL media needed!

For further information or to purchase, please follow this link:
Rena Canister Filter; Filstar XP1 & XP2 Filter Systems

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Featured Items; 4-14-09

Featured Items


Lowest Prices for first quality Quartz UV bulbs!

Compact UV Bulb (UVC) for; 5 through 36 Watt Sterilizers/Clarifiers

Compact UV Bulbs in PLL (G11) and PLS (G23 & GX23) styles, now including the proprietary G11 UVC lamp to fit some Tetra UV Sterilizers.
For T5, T8, T10 UV lights/bulbs, please see this page: T5, T8, T10 UVC Straight Replacement Bulbs

Keep in mind that the vast majority of Compact UV Bulbs are standardized (a few companies such as Tetra have proprietary bulbs for their UVs), so these bulbs will fit most units that calls for the proper wattage and base. We sell compact UV replacement lamps to fit 98% of units available, and if your unit calls for example the 5 watt UVC bulb, our 5 watt replacement will fit.
Please check your base that to verify the 3 basic types; G11, G7, G23, GX23. G24

For an in depth guide for UV Replacement Bulbs:
UV Bulb Guide

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Aquatic Information and Supplies

Decor, Featured Items, Filters, General Accessories, Heaters, Sponge Filters

AQUARIUM DECOR;
Synthetic Coral (Yellow Leather, Blue Ridge, Mini 4 Pack Coral Replicas & Red Pipe Organ DeCoral);
Castles, and artificial plants;
Driftwood, Mango Wood specimens!
AQUARIUM AND POND PRODUCTS;
Filters, Pumps (water, air); Lights and fixtures; Fish Food,
UV Sterilizers and UVC lamps; Treatments, conditioners and medications including SeaChem Products;
Heaters, CO2, Tubing & more
OCEAN THEMED DECORATIONS AND COLLECTIBLES;
Shell Night lites, Seashells and more

SHELL WIND CHIMES;Elegant ocean themed garden decor
The Internet’s Premier Aquatic Resource with well researched and up to date aquarium and pond information, help, sites, and articles.
Including Fish Nutrition, Aquarium Disease Prevention, more. 		World Famous Blogs
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