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Hey guys so I have two axolotls with the gfp gene and was looking at UV lights I could add to the tank. This one is submersible and apparently cleans the tank too? Would this be safe to use with them?

 
Hi Nadine

Fellow Canadian

You need to stay away from UV lights as they can be harmful. To show off GFP you want a dimmable blue LED light just search om Amazon for dimmable blue led for aquarium
 
Calgarycoppers said:
Hi Nadine

Fellow Canadian

You need to stay away from UV lights as they can be harmful. To show off GFP you want a dimmable blue LED light just search om Amazon for dimmable blue led for aquarium
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Awesome, thanks fellow Canadian!
 
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