Can this light us @ Fluval Spec tank?
794145
I don't understand the question. Will this light a fluval spec tank? I need to know the size.
794146
It should. I was using it on an fluval edge 6g and it was adequate to grow all my macroalgaes. Can probably grow med light plants.
898207
It should sufficiently light a 10 gallon tank. However keep in mind it is just an led bar there is no mount to hold it in place.
744482
I have had saltwater aquariums for over 30 years and am not familiar with freshwater lighting requirements, but I can't imagine why it would not be ideal. My LED TrueLumen fixture has performed great, perfect light color and intensity, they have different light colors to select from and I have had no algae growth or heat. It is so thin, the mounting is fantastic. I would not have anything else now.
1676347
It isn't really designed to light up an aquarium, it is only to increase aesthetic appeal by creating pretty blue bubbles. It wont be too big for your aquarium, it would probably look fantastic.
1723886
My tank is only 14 inch deep. The light easily lights the bottom of my tank. On the bright settings it would probably do the job if you do not have dark gravel.
1442458
As far as I know you can. You may want to get a stand for the light so that way it's not sitting directly in the top of tank or whatever you are using.
978283
Yes this light is good for this situation however if you have corals you will need to go to a different light. Its only a 48 watt light so i would at least go double watts to 96watts. This light would be adequate for Fish Only or FISH ONLY WITH LIVE ROCK.
443083
I would say yes if your tank is not longer than the length of the light. The light has "feet" that can slide in and out to adjust for your tanks width and hold the light above the tanks top. I am very happy with my light.
2152964
I seriously doubt it, if that's the only light the plants receive. One of these things gives enough light to make a betta tank (about 1.5 gal, and broader than it is deep) fairly bright to show off colors, but I can't see one being enough light for 15 gal of planted tank. However, I have no idea what wattage of light it's equivalent to (in order to estimate 1-2 watts per gallon); this is only my personal impression from looking at my own small setup.
418401
Hello,These fixtures were designed for agricultural purposes and come with 6500k lamps. Not sure how well they do or don't work in regard to aquariums. Wish I could help more. Thanks & please remember to shop with Healthy Harvest Florida!
1372150
As the prior response indicated, this light would not be the best option for a planted tank that requires stronger lighting.
473814
Converting to 'watts' doesn't really have a lot of value. It's a 5W LED, but the LED efficiency, color spectrum, light dispersion, and so on means that another 5W LED might make more or less light, and either might make more or less light than a 15W CFL, . Finnex has a PAR estimator on their site for it, which might be somewhat more useful in comparisons: http://www.finnex.net/index.php/fugeray_r/?___store=default In my experience with it, the color spectrum is pretty reasonable for a planted tank, but probably not so 'hot' for a marine tank.
2161074
That would depend on whether your tank has a center brace or not. The LED's on this fixture have a very long life.
1093762
I do not recommend if you have coral, but for fish only maybe. Im using these light for 40g breed tank. Fish only with live rock
1307204
It might be enough for mood lighting but not bright enough to be grow aquatic plants or really show off your fish-- maybe two -- one on each end of the tank would do.
394845
I don't know but It wasn't enough to light up my tank adequately. I have a 150 gallon aquarium and bought 3 of these and had to buy an extra 3 lights to add to each base. I imagine if the tank you're trying to light Is small enough it'll be ok.
1731981
No this won't work for marine tanks. Get something meant for that tank. This light only works for low light fresh water plants