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JD Winata · 08-09-2005, 09:57 AM

I could not say for sure ,because i have no data on Gold aro intensive tanning yet , but soon i'll have it. In short i will said yes it is , but i confuse with the fact that upper lighting and sun ray did slow the developtment of 6th level rings (crossback rings) ,but its another subject for me.
BTW ,the myth of Red aro needs more Red/pink colour tube (low colour temp) instead of blueish colour tube (higher colour temp) is false ,
It is for viewing or appearance but not for tanning , Actnic blue is needed as component of spreading process at pigment's cells, just like that spectrum's needed to coral reef .
Actnic blue make your aro appear to be odd looks colour ,but it does help process of tanning with combination with high UV spectrum light .

08-09-2005, 09:57 AM	#9
JD Winata NAC 002 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Denpasar , Bali Posts: 5,467	Re: Lighting for Aro selection I could not say for sure ,because i have no data on Gold aro intensive tanning yet , but soon i'll have it. In short i will said yes it is , but i confuse with the fact that upper lighting and sun ray did slow the developtment of 6th level rings (crossback rings) ,but its another subject for me. BTW ,the myth of Red aro needs more Red/pink colour tube (low colour temp) instead of blueish colour tube (higher colour temp) is false , It is for viewing or appearance but not for tanning , Actnic blue is needed as component of spreading process at pigment's cells, just like that spectrum's needed to coral reef . Actnic blue make your aro appear to be odd looks colour ,but it does help process of tanning with combination with high UV spectrum light .