Whites Lights Only. I Dare You ;)

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So I don't think it's any secret that most of the stuff that we put in our tanks looks a whole heck of a lot better with a little blue mixed into the lighting. That being said, let's see 'em without it!
I've seen a handful that look just as good, but I know that mine looks like a bunch of algae covered rocks dotted with brown sticks.

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EDIT: As an afterthought, post what lights you're running too if you want. It's been interesting so far to see the "white" settings of different lights.
 
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I'll come back tomorrow. It's kind of late to just turn on all whites.
 
Lol! #wakeupnomakeup

That's a good looking tank! Is that a Poci on the far right? You know it's a good looking piece when it's showing it colors under whites!

Thanks, and no, it's a purple stylo. Got it for 5 bucks. Is one of my favorites.
I guess people don't want to play without their blues.
 
I think a lot of people go overboard with the blues. A blue tint is nice and brings out the colors, but a dark blue looking tank doesn't look natural. Not to mention it disguises a lot of dirt and makes things tougher to see what's going on in the tank. I'm referring to people that don't run any whites at all, or at least it looks that way.
 
I like white light pics too. All of my pics are under t5 biocube stock lighting.
 

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