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Has anyone tried the coralife or LED in general I was considering getting a 1w led for my 75 gallon to see my fish at night. But they are like 30 dollars which seems a lot fot 1 little light. My question is if anyone tried them are they good? And would on light up a 75g? They make two 3/4 watts and 1 watts. http://www.google.com/products?q=Blu...w=dd&scoring=p |
I use led's on a few of my larger cichlid tanks. They are connected to a timer for use as an artificial lunar cycle. The tanks are homes to Malawian, Victorian(of course), South American(discus, Festivums, and assorted dwarfs), and Tanganyikans. I have noticed that these fish are more colorful, active, and productive than similar tanks housing similar species. I also use lunar lights on a 125g planted tank. This tank is a real good looker, especially with the room lights off and just the lunar lights on. All of the tanks seem to look very good when the light is like this. I believe that the addition of lunar led's helps the fish, plants and adds a unique view for the keeper. I must also say that $30 seems a little high. You may want to check out www.petsolutions.com . This is where I got mine. They are modular in concept and more can be added to the single light. Up to 6 on a string. |
Thank you for your advice. I didn't know it could help the fish as well, that sounds very interestring! I will buy some. Also I went to that website and all I could find is "red" leds. http://www.petsolutions.com/+Qled.aspx |
Cc, try this link http://www.petsolutions.com/Lunar-Li...01650+C33.aspx |
thankyou! :P |
I found this guy what do you think about his stuff? http://home.search.ebay.com/_Fish-Tu...easureexplorer |
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