Is this light sufficient for RBTA ( Red Bubble Tip Anemone)?
1132410
I tried it on a lot of light demanding coral. They all bleached. But it was because i used it on a 3 gallon picotope. Also tried it on a green bubble tip, it died a week later. I would spend a lil more money if i was u and buy the 38 par bulb
1132411
In my opinion this light is ok for some applications but anemones require a more intense light than this particular fixture is able to provide. LED lights are an economical way to provide light but you need a more powerful one than this unless you have him right under it in a 2 gallon bowl. Good Luck.
266610
It would be more than sufficient for your situation. You'll need to be cautious to acclimate your corals to the LEDs. Start out with them very dim, and work up over a period of a couple months. I'd also suggest getting your hands on a Par meter (maybe from a local reeding club). Then you'd have statistical data as to how much light you're getting with each setting in various parts of your tank...
478677
Wouldn't recommend it if you wanna keep more than fish. For the price okay light but i use mine on my refugium. Leds no strong enough to get good coral growth.
855596
Hi Jose... No, you would need the fluorescent light as well. This led isn't powerful enough by itself to sustain your corals.
1910785
No, this is about 12 inches long and is primarily made to be underwater as a lighted bubbler. Depending on your aquarium, it may not be bright enough. Good luck.
1585875
It would depend on the deminsions. If by corner you mean its more of s square shape than rectangle, I would think it would be fine. Mine lights the entire length of my 40 gallon breeder reef tank just fine. It is very bright so I wouldn't worry too much about the depth.
1113106
I use it on an aquarium light and it works great. I would think it would be fine.
1104469
I am using it for rats and it has been very effective. I have not had a problem with the red light not going on.
1834118
We use this during the day along with a red light all of the time for our chameleon. Hope this helps.
1087045
I wouldn't waste money on this product . It doesn't work. Buy red carpet light
1582049
It depends on the dimensions of the tank. If you have a 4 foot tank, one light will not be enough. I have 3 of these over my 6 foot, 225 gallon tank and all of my corals seem to be doing well over the last 2 months. I have a couple Favia that don't seem to like it. But I have other LPS and SPS that are showing growth.
2056044
Yes! I use it with the Red Carpet Manicure LED light, and it works great. Each coat takes only 30 seconds to set.
654267
There light from this bulb was specifically designed for reptiles. It is smaller than conventional flood lights. Use of a regular flood light could harm your reptile.
321939
How about try on face up end of bottom base.. I think 3 red led very low light on the end of bottom base face up!! May be try on dark room...
1450396
This light is not the best for aquatic plant life. Look at the double bright instead. Do some more research.
1917123
Hi Jennifer. I think 1 light should be good enough. I have a 150G 5x2x2 feet and I have 2 lights and it looks good. Make sure that you hang the light about 12" above the water level so it has good coverage and doesn't bleach the corals. I turned mines to 60% on both blue and white and some of my corals were bleaching badly. I then reduced it down to around 40% for both and the color return slowly and my frogspawn is loving it. Good luck.
855594
If your coral is not light sensitive. Meaning if you have low light requirement corals then yes. But as a general I would say at least keep the blue bulb too.