High Hood
High Hood
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 BroadwayLTD Paragon2 SD 40 2 High Hood NW Sound DCC DC  US $177.50
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 AHM HIGH HOOD ROAD SWITCHER GREAT NORTHERN US $5.00
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 CNW RS 36 DL 701 High Hood Key Samhongsa Brass HO US $174.95 |
 Proto 2000 GP20 High Hood Undecorated US $69.99
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 SD24 HIGH HOOD MAIN BODY PARTS CBQ STYLE ATLAS HO US $12.49
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 NEW 40169 NEW Proto 2000 GP30 NS 2595 High Hood DC US $99.99
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 OMI Overland Brass SD 24 UP Union Pacific High Hood US $449.00
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 Proto 2000 GP20 high hood Item 920 31901 US $149.99
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 SD35 4 High Hood Bells And Brackets ATLAS HO SD 35 US $3.99
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 SD24 HIGH HOOD MAIN BODY PARTS SOUTHERN STYLE ATLAS HO US $12.49
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 SD35 2 HIGH HOOD GRAB IRON SETS ATLAS HO Scale US $3.49
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 Life Like Proto 2000 HO train diesel CN GP18 High Hood US $85.00
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 ALCO BRASS HO DL 600B BRAKE HIGH HOOD ENGINE US $100.00
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 Stewart alco C628 High Hood CNW 6701 Kato pwr new US $48.99
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 BURLINGTON NORTHERN GP38 HIGH HOOD US $25.00
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 BLI 1242 EMD SD40 2 w High Hood CP 5478 FLAGS PAINT US $2.25
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 BLI 1244 EMD SD40 2 w High Hood NS 3218 BLACK SILL US $127.50
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 Proto 2000 HO Indiana Ohio GP 30 High Hood Locomotive US $168.00
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 Proto 2000 HO N W GP 30 High Hood Locomotive US $168.00
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What kind of aquarium hood/light do I need for live plants?
I'm getting a couple live plants for my new 10g aquarium. While reading about them, I found out they have high light requirements. Would a typical incandescent hood with incandescent light bulb suffice? If not, would a flourescent hood/light work out alright? I'd really rather not get the flourescent hood unless I have to... they're so expensive ><
The best is to go to an "aquatic gardener" site and check specific requirements for the plants you are considering.... all have specific ranges they thrive in.
Incandescent lights only drawback really is the heat generated.You can get incandescents in the various spectrum just like flourescents.
Long as you have a way to cool the bulbs (and with it the tank),I see no problems.
On a 10g tank you won't have to mess with any "ratios" because of it's depth... use the straight recommendation.If a plant calls for 3watts per gallon,then it's 30watts of light.... if it's 1.5 wpg then its 15watts required.Pretty simple to calculate on an 10g tank.
You may get away with incandescent if you elevate the hood and "flow" air over under it with a fan.
Due to heat variances between tank and room temperature,you may be doing quite a bit of "topping off".The higher tank temp is above room temp,the faster it evaporates.