will the blue moonlight effect make glo-fish glow?
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I believe it will. I use it on my salt water tank and it makes my corals glow.
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Glofish website suggests using blue LED lighting, so I assume this fits the bill. However, I can't say for sure if this will work best, for I use it to light my FOWLR tank. Sorry can't help you much. It is a very cheap system (light+power supply), won't set you back at all.
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Hi, Rosalie. My Frostfire Mooncandles have a pleasant golden glow. However, the plastic they are made from is not very attractive, so I have added bands of burlap around each one; this makes them much more attractive. I'm sure you could use a good quality paper or even transparent film with a printed pattern to solve this "cosmetic" problem.Happy Holidays to you and your family.
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No. There are a variety of colors, but no glow in the dark according to my kids.
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The blue LED's emit more Ultra Violet light, that's why the Glofish reflect that "glowy" light. The issue is that blue light, and UV rays are harmful to our (human)eyes.Overall blue light looks nice, but exposure to it is harmful to the biochemical composition of the eyes.
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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.
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Yes, the whole blue part glows. I had terrible luck with this item as it only worked for a month.
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yes, however it will only cause the top half of the picture to glow. It still looks amazing.
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With the moonlight setting on it should give you the effect you're looking for. A dark background and surroundings will help them glow during the day too.
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If you are referring to the blue spectrum emitted by the light, the answer is yes.
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I found that if you have the dust and dawn mode in the e setting (a bright white sunlight with a rolling cloud cover though various color spectrums) that the light would flash bright when it went to the next color. The fish didn't like it. It seemed as if the light was trying to give the colors it wanted but the timer was cutting the power to the light causing it to flash bright colors when it went I the next color. I've found the dust and dawn mode to work best on one color setting. I leave mine on full spectum. The fish seem to like it and the dust and dawn mode lets them know it's time to wake up and time to settle down. It also reduces the stress on the fish from the light cutting on in one flash motion.
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No. I have found blue compact fluorescent bulbs actually work better than the blue led. You need some sort of blue light source to get the fish to flouresce though.
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Depends how clear your pond water is.If you pull it out of the water at night you will see the glowing green band for sure.
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The light will definitely not bother your fish. Certain corals, however, need a larger variety of light spectrum in order to thrive. You may want to look up what light spectrum your specific corals require, but the fact that the light is more blue than white will not be detrimental to your tank overall. You may find that you need more light for some of your corals. Good luck.
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Unfortunately, mixing with non-glow paint will dilute the effects of the glow paint. You can however, buy other colors that glow in the dark.
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I tried a small GloFish light on my tank in an attempt to go cheaper. It was at Wallys for $16. I can honestly say it was much brighter and almost hurt my eyes and it was just a 4 inch stick. So, if you are looking for a GloFish experience, you should probably go with the GloFish light bars, imo. This light is a much more subtle blue. I think it would bring out the colors but not enhance them as much.
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Yes, there is a small blue light that glows when it is on. When it runs out of water, a red light goes on as well.
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No.it puts off a faint light dusk till down. Then when it senses motion, it shines brighter.