Let's See Your Trachys in Daylight

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I’m looking at a trachy from my LFS but their lighting is the ever-so-popular "windex blue." My tank is closer to daylight. With the lights they're using it's not an easy process to switch to a more daylight spectrum for me to see before I buy. So I figured I'd see if anybody here can help a brutha out!
 
I’m looking at a trachy from my LFS but their lighting is the ever-so-popular "windex blue." My tank is closer to daylight. With the lights they're using it's not an easy process to switch to a more daylight spectrum for me to see before I buy. So I figured I'd see if anybody here can help a brutha out!
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