6500k

Hello, I currently have a 5000k light and plan on getting bromeliads. I want a good light to get nice colors, so I planned on upgrading to a 6500k LED bulb. As of right now the 5000k looks a good white color, so Im wondering if 6500k would look too blue. everyone says that neorgelias need 6500k...

(Or any color temperature, but 6500K is the most relevant.) I understand the concept of color temperature ratings: the color of the light produced by a light source --- whether or not it emits thermal radiation --- is rated based on its resemblance to the temperature of a theoretical black body...

Here's my start to a 40 gallon viv for a customer. This tank will house 4 dendrobates auratus 'highland bronze' it will have a mistking misting system and a small waterfall and pond. The light is a Fluval 6500k led light, not sure the exact name, but it lights the tank pretty well so hopefully...

guys i have a question regarding both of the mentioned plants. really new in this area (vivarium plants) how should i spray the ferns? just mist the leafy area will do or should i mist the coco peat it's sitting on once a day? 2nd question.. is this lighting enough for both the birds nest...