ATI Purple Plus T5 High-Output Fluorescent bulbs combine the properties of a full spectrum bulb with strong red and blue components which brings out the pinks, purples and reds in an aquarium. Recommended Use: in combination with at least 2 or more other T5 bulbs like the Blue Plus and Aquablue Special. Not recommended as a stand-alone bulb.
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Good product By Mitch on 12/11/2017
Mitch would recommend this product to a friendThis is a nice bulb and definitely fits the bill. -
ATI makes great bulbs By Carl on 12/8/2017
Carl would recommend this product to a friendThe purple plus, combined with blue bulbs and led's really brings out the colors on my mixed reef. -
Good Bulb By Matt on 8/30/2017
Matt would recommend this product to a friendI'm not very knowledgeable in bulbs for coral, but this bulb combined with the true actinic made the color and fluorescence in the corals come back -
Great Bulb By Andrew on 3/4/2017
Andrew would recommend this product to a friendI recently changed all my bulbs and decided to try this one out in my bulb combo. The bulb puts out a lot of light and is a pleasing color that brings an additional pop to the colors of your corals. -
ATI bulbs are the best bulbs. By Mathias on 3/4/2016
Mathias would recommend this product to a friendThese bulbs are the best T5s on the market. I buy a new set every year. Thanks bulk reef supply. -
awsome By James on 1/17/2016
James would recommend this product to a friendI went to ATI website and looked up the best setup and ordered all the lights they recommended. The lights bring out the colors and what surprises me is that with all 4 lights on the white light is a lot brighter. -
my tank POPS By Russell on 12/13/2015
Russell would recommend this product to a friendBRS is the best my Corals love this light and so do i, with the color combo that i have this light work -
Not a good bulb for saltwater By A grandis on 11/30/2015
A grandis would recommend this product to a friendLike the KZ Fiji Purple it shouldn't be sold as a marine aquarium bulb.
You can have enough "pop" from actinic blue or ATI blue Plus, with a great PAR.
I wouldn't waste money in such bulb and I actually would use that precious space in the fixture with a more useful bulb!!
Also, there are other ways to guarantee good natural color for your marine inverts, not reflection from a bulb.
The bulb has it's quality and can be a supplemental bulb for a planted tank with some species of red plants and to pop the colors of some of the fish. That's all.
To tell the truth I still would prefer to use other types of bulbs as a supplement for the fresh water tanks, like Aqua flora, super flora. I use mainly 6000K for plants.
Keep zoaing!!
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Great product. By Pavel on 9/15/2015
Pavel would recommend this product to a friendThese bulbs are great. I'm happy I got them, my corals look alot happier now. -
Great bulb By Jeanette on 8/17/2015
Jeanette would recommend this product to a friendLove these bulbs over my 75 gal display tank. Great par and great color. I use 4 Blue plus, 1 coral plus and 1 purple plus. Nice color combination. -
Perfect By Joshua on 7/15/2015
Joshua would recommend this product to a friendthese are better than coralife bulbs any day -
The best By David on 6/5/2015
David would recommend this product to a friendCoral growth and looks speaks for itself. Definitely worth buying these bulbs!
I have a 6 bulb set up. I was thinking 2 blue special, 2 blue plus, 1 coral grow, and 1 either actinic or purple plus. What would be your recommendation between those two bulbs and that set up as a whole?
Question by: Doug on Jun 9, 2016 12:57:00 PM
Great set up!
We like using the Aqua blue and blue plus as the main bulbs and coral plus as a great growth. the final bulb comes down to if you want deeper blue or possibly a purple which helps with deeper reds of corals. Most will not impact the growth and comes down to aesthetics.
We like using the Aqua blue and blue plus as the main bulbs and coral plus as a great growth. the final bulb comes down to if you want deeper blue or possibly a purple which helps with deeper reds of corals. Most will not impact the growth and comes down to aesthetics.
Answer by: Connor (Admin) on Jun 9, 2016 5:21:00 PM
