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  1. 03-07-2006, 12:49 PM #1
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    I am looking into buying a Coralvue dual 250 watt MH retro setup from Marine Madness. Does anyone have any input on the product or the seller?
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    They're a good retro IMO.For bulbs,go with the CVReeflux10k.Its a nice crisp white w a touch of blue.Not your typical 10k,more of a 12k.It has a 450nm peak unlike most 10k's that peak at 420nm.That peak really help bring out the colors IME.
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    Thanks for the help.
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