Will this bulb work in an aquarium hood?
807348
Yes, in fact, it will only work in a hood. This is by far the best brand. I have tried other brands and my beardies quit eating. Just make sure you by the correct length according to your hood length. Hope this helps
807349
I'm using my Reptisun bulb in an aquarium hood. Just make sure you're ordering the correct size and wattage.
622573
I bought this ballast for my aquarium light which is a 15watt T8 bulb the same as your part number f15t8. The ballast wasn't exactly the same but had the correct wiring a specs and is working just fine so far. I purchased it based on feedback fro other people. It should work just fine for you.
2109399
This is not a hood - it's a ballast for fluorescent bulbs. It will work with 2 fluorescent bulbs up to 20w each, but is not a hood or canopy - there is nothing to cover the bulbs.
1347910
Should work fine if you want a poor quality short lasting at best aquarium hood. They seem to be no longer making the ALL GLASS brand since Aqueon bought them. Quality out the window and no matter what bulb you put in the hood it won't last long and might quit working all together shortly after you buy it such as two of mine did!
1302637
Absolutely. It has suction cups so you can put in anywhere in or out of the tank. I use mine out of the tank. I popped the bulb out of my aquarium hood, and attached 2 of these lights on the top glass of my aquarium lid in place of the white bulb I had.
1910783
No, this is an accent light thatvworks well to add color to your tank, but will not be bright enough to use in place of the hood light.
1668378
From the picture and description I saw it doesn't appear that it has anywhere to fit, nor the necessity to do so with lighting options provided with this tank. The hood would be sitting up on the shell of this light system most likely. Any plastic can be cut though, and I'm sure you could rig this up to use one of these lights. I personally don't see the advantage on a setup like this however.
1113106
I use it on an aquarium light and it works great. I would think it would be fine.
24238
I don't think so. It would be dependent on what bulbs you have also. I think that a brighter tank looks better than a dim one.
1303906
Hardware or pet stores. Just verify the watts/amps of the current bulb or check the fixture for the information. I believe it uses white light, which covers the entire spectrum, so those for fish tanks and reptiles enclosures work well.
638982
I had absolutely no problems, my aquarium is well lit and I still can see the light, so I would make sure your bulb is working properly.
1245032
The daylight bulb is 10kk the night one I don't recall, I can tell you I had this on a 90 gallon aquarium and it lit the tank very well for my needs, I would hesitate to use this if you have live plants in your aquarium though.
1268687
My original hood was broken in a move, so I purchased one of these: All Glass Aquarium AAG29024 Versa Top, 24-InchThis fixture doesn't rest on the hood however, it has feet on the ends that let it sit on top of the aquarium. But I don't think it can handle much moisture.
240661
Should work fine as long as it is a fresh water tank. It doesn't say in the details but it also needs a lid to your tank to keep and moisture off the light
1219291
Yes. Just a standard bulb. For fish or reptiles switch it out for a uva/uvb bulb or plant bulb
1099804
When you first purchase this item, it's possible the lights may not work due to remaining packing material within the hood. Remove the hood portion from your aquarium and flip it over. On the underside you may see a small, square piece of cardboard (or packing material) wedged on either side of the hood or closer towards the middle near where the switch is - this prevents the switch from making a full contact and thus some or none of the lights may work. If you remove the cardboard from the underside of the hood and place it back on the aquarium, the lights should be functional. If the lights still do not come on, you may have a faulty hood piece/lighting. When you first purchase this item, it's possible the lights may not work due to remaining packing material within the hood. Remove the hood portion from your aquarium and flip it over. On the underside you may see a small, square piece of cardboard (or packing material) wedged on either side of the hood or closer towards the middle near where the switch is - this prevents the switch from making a full contact and thus some or none of the lights may work. If you remove the cardboard from the underside of the hood and place it back on the aquarium, the lights should be functional. If the... » Read More When you first purchase this item, it's possible the lights may not work due to remaining packing material within the hood. Remove the hood portion from your aquarium and flip it over. On the underside you may see a small, square piece of cardboard (or packing material) wedged on either side of the hood or closer towards the middle near where the switch is - this prevents the switch from making a full contact and thus some or none of the lights may work. If you remove the cardboard from the underside of the hood and place it back on the aquarium, the lights should be functional. If the lights still do not come on, you may have a faulty hood piece/lighting. « Show Less
57047
yes, it will work . the bulb can be used in both outdoor and indoor setting as long as its in a full or semi closed enclosurecheers