T5 high-performance tube. Long lasting bulbs with high-quality German Engineering.
T5 Coral Light II New Generation from Korallen-Zucht makes an excellent mix of colors when used in conjunction with Fiji Purple and Super Blue.
- Blend of blue and white light
- 14,000K
Sizes available
- 24W - 24"
- 39W - 36"
- 54W - 48"
- 80W - 60"
To find the right Korallen-Zucht solutions for your tank or simply learn more about the ZEOvit System, check out our BRStv Buyer’s Guide To Korallen Zucht or download the Korallen-Zucht product guides below.
ZEOvit System Guide
| Product Name | Coral Light II New Generation T5 Lamp - Korallen-Zucht |
|---|---|
| SKU | Korallen-Zucht Coral Light II New Generation T5 Lamp |
| Lighting Type | Fluorescent |
| Bulb Color/Temperature | 10,000K |
| Fluorescent Bulb Wattage | 24 watt, 39 watt, 54 watt |
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Product Questions
I just sent a note telling you I need some new bulbs for my WavePoint HO T-5 48" light fixture.
I am looking at this bulb product.
on the Quick Overview it says "makes an excellent mix of colors when used with the Fiji Purple and Super Blue."
I'd like to think that statement means my corals will love the excellent mix of colors and it is great for LPS and SPS as well as soft corals. And that it doesn't mean I will like the way it makes my eyes view the tank.
And where is the Fiji Purple and Super Blue bulbs? How about a link from this page to those rather than make me have to go search since I need all three bulbs? Also I need FOUR bulbs so what 4th bulb should I add to those three to optimize the light in my tank?
Just some thoughts.
How about more info on these lights. Something that will make it easier to select in this case FOUR replacement bulbs for my fixture?
You know what I would like is to have a worksheet where I enter my fixture, select the life stock in or will be in the tank, then have it recommend FOUR bulbs package options, show me the price of the different bulb mixes.
At this moment I have no idea what bulbs will do best for my tank, not to mention what bulbs will actually work with my WavePoint Fixture.
thanks
I am looking at this bulb product.
on the Quick Overview it says "makes an excellent mix of colors when used with the Fiji Purple and Super Blue."
I'd like to think that statement means my corals will love the excellent mix of colors and it is great for LPS and SPS as well as soft corals. And that it doesn't mean I will like the way it makes my eyes view the tank.
And where is the Fiji Purple and Super Blue bulbs? How about a link from this page to those rather than make me have to go search since I need all three bulbs? Also I need FOUR bulbs so what 4th bulb should I add to those three to optimize the light in my tank?
Just some thoughts.
How about more info on these lights. Something that will make it easier to select in this case FOUR replacement bulbs for my fixture?
You know what I would like is to have a worksheet where I enter my fixture, select the life stock in or will be in the tank, then have it recommend FOUR bulbs package options, show me the price of the different bulb mixes.
At this moment I have no idea what bulbs will do best for my tank, not to mention what bulbs will actually work with my WavePoint Fixture.
thanks
Question by: Dennis Begley on Mar 28, 2016, 1:26 PM
Hey there!
Great questions and ideas! Hopefully we will be abel to bring in some bulb packages to make navigation and finding correct bulbs easier. Currently the best option when choosing bulbs (for 4 bulb or larger is to buy most of the coral growth bulbs and 1 or 2 supplemental bulbs to make the color more appealing to the owner. This comes down personal choice in many cases as most bubs are designed for good growth and it depends on what color light you would like. Please feel free to email or call us directly if you have direct questions about bulb choices in the meantime!
Great questions and ideas! Hopefully we will be abel to bring in some bulb packages to make navigation and finding correct bulbs easier. Currently the best option when choosing bulbs (for 4 bulb or larger is to buy most of the coral growth bulbs and 1 or 2 supplemental bulbs to make the color more appealing to the owner. This comes down personal choice in many cases as most bubs are designed for good growth and it depends on what color light you would like. Please feel free to email or call us directly if you have direct questions about bulb choices in the meantime!
Answer by: Connor on Mar 29, 2016, 2:26 PM