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by far the best rainbow delight from vivid I have ever seen. Good job! From what Ive heard most people cant get anywhere close to the coloration shown on their site. Yours looks great.
 

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thanks guys. The older frag shot was taken approx. 6 or 7 months after I got it. I was tempted to move it a few times but I'm glad i didn't. Vivid was using Ushio bulbs and I happen to have Ushios as well. Maybe this may be a huge factor? Kinda nervous because I'm planning on switching to a sumpower t5 fixture soon. Everybody says it's a light hog but I borrowed spsaddicts apogee quantum par meter and surprisingly the par is 200 which is borderline moderate/high light. Hope this helps for all the rd owners
 

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that piece is similar to the hawkins, same spicies i think, but a much more mossy green with bright blue tips instead of the dark green/purple/blue like the hawkins.

heres a picture of my hawkins
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Ya...I think I have the same one. I got it about a year or more ago on a marcultured shipment. Now that it is bigger I think it is a.awi, so a different species than hawkins....very similar but more of a true bottlebrush.

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