RFP Axolotl

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I’m new to this forum but I have a question no one in my Facebook groups seem to be able to answer. I have several axolotl and a few of them are GFP. I know they are visible under a blue light easily obtainable from a pet store. But RFP axolotl are not viewable under blue light. Honestly no one can tell me what lighting that I can get commercially to view them. Would a green grow light meant for plants work?
 
I was told by a breeder that a cyan LED at 488 nm. will express the rfp.
 
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a Cyan LED light. Can you post a link to a sale page that would carry them?
 
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