These hydroponics t5 fixtures good enough?

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So right now I'm running leds. I used t5's before and I like how the light fills the tank without much shadowing. I love my leds and will never go back to full t5's but I want to supplement my tank with t5's. This is how I have my leds right now and wanted to find single bulb fixtures to fit on the front and back of my leds. I found these and wonder if theyre good enough? Or if you have other suggestions on how I can put t5s on with it still looking somewhat decent without a hood, let me know.

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Future Harvest SunBlaster NanoTech T5HO Fixture 4ft 6/Cs 904298 : HydroGalaxy.com
 
Yea, those will work fine for ya, Im pretty sure your going to have to get your lamps somewhere else, as those are just grow lights, not the right spectrum.
 
Fixture doesn't much matter if your just going to use it for that purpose. Just as long as it can use t5 bulbs
 
I use something similar on my frag tank. They work great. They were a pain to hang though.
 

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