Glow in the dark paint

“Glow in the dark” or “fluorescent”.

Glow in the dark is too dim for any practical effect.

Fluorescent wil react to the blue lights as though they are lit by a black light, and will POP with colour.

I’ve never seen a stand done with them, but several people have posted pics of fluorescent paint art hanging above their tanks
 
“Glow in the dark” or “fluorescent”.

Glow in the dark is too dim for any practical effect.

Fluorescent wil react to the blue lights as though they are lit by a black light, and will POP with colour.

I’ve never seen a stand done with them, but several people have posted pics of fluorescent paint art hanging above their tanks

May have to go with that and just add a blacklight strip to the stand. Thanks.
 
There is usually enough spill from the actinics that they fluoresce anyway.

Is this inside the stand? Yeah, you’ll have to add some inside
 
There is usually enough spill from the actinics that they fluoresce anyway.

Is this inside the stand? Yeah, you’ll have to add some inside

I'm planning on painting the exterior, but now I'm looking at the inside too.
 

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