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How to build an aquarium light for $7 in 3 simple steps!
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Can those work for a planted tank?
I just installed 4 100 eq watt DAYLIGHT led bulbs a few inches above my water level. I think its 5500K. I can SEE my fish now, that's for sure. Its a 55 gallon long. I have already started to see a little bit of pearling (no co2).
I hope they work as they are a cheap alternative to an "aquarium grow bulb". I am hoping for some algae growth as well.
Cfl breaks, led best in open top unless the cfl is encased in a glass cage. Things to consider
I like👍
tq for the tip, now i replace my fluorescent
Hello,
What kind of white light is this? Soft, cool or day light?
Where can I get an Arowana wanna like yours? Is it illegal in the U.S.?
Rip arowana
Hey Joey, have you done a diy metal halide? I've been trying to figure something out because they are so damn expensive! So if you haven't done one I would love to see it…
Is that a rb piranha?!
so you think one of these is enough for a 20 gallon long? i dont wanna grow plants or anything i just need illumination on my goldfish tank.
Hi were did u buy the sockets your useing ther ?
Hi . I plan to get the 3 75-Watt Incandescent Clamp Light from Home Depot and planning to make a PVC stand . This is for my 40 G breeder. Will 3 such lights be enough with a 13 W 6500 K bulbs for a Low to Medium planted tank?
I have a 30 Gallon bow front aquarium and a 30" Fluorescent bulb with it and I want to start up a reef tank finally and I was wondering if the light I have now would be bright enough to support soft corals and what kind of filter I should get since I'll be using live rock? If you can give me some advice when you have the time I'd appreciate it.
out of curiosity what air pump do you use? nice tank!
I like the HD shop lights: http://www.homedepot.com/p/150-Watt-Incandescent-Clamp-Light-HD-300PDQ/205031467
Can easily paint the outside for a more professional look, encase them in a planter the same way, or build them into a canopy (the clamps make it really easy to mount/adjust them). I've used CFL bulbs in my planted tanks with a lot of success.
you're videos could really benefit from having some music
Are you going to put the links in the description?
can we use any cfl or led light for tanks ??? and is it ok with fish ???
Awesome Joey might be my favorite video from you.
I have done the same thing on 2 of my aquariums and they look great I've already got positive replies from people thanks for the idea man
How many fishguys does it take to change that light bulb?
Hey Joey, an excellent LED option for this setup would be the GE Reveal bulbs. They have good spread similar to the CFL's and a very high CRI which will compliment all colors in the aquarium! Plus they aren't too expensive
Hai.. I had been watched your discus breeding techinques,tips and it was good., would u please add a video of breeding ram cichlid.
is concrete is harmful for freshwater fishes
Does anyone here know what size of tank you should use for a red tail Catfish?
Looks Great!!
You are very creative but still make it so simple! Now i was wondering is it possible to create an aquarium that does not need water changes not even a drip system, but a algae scrubber an external one that gets light on both sides i have heard thees being so efficient nitrate is unreadable. I would love to see you pull it off. thanks