Would this light be sufficient for a green bubble tip anemone ?
1480596
Depends on tank size, mine is over a 20 gallon tall, and is successfully lighting duncans, hammer, and various favia and favites. Also look at the reef breeders nano par 38 lamps, they're not too much more $.
1480597
Probably. I have mine over a 10G tank and my mushrooms, ricordea, zoas, and duncans are all doing great.
1480598
I have two over a 20 gallon long. I have two red bubble tip anemones and one green bubble tip anenome. All are healthy and vibrant in color.
1480599
The light is awesome for lps and sps corals. It should be good for an anemone too but it depends on what the anemone likes.
1480600
Mine didnt make it but it was seick already from another tank i had. The rest of the coral did just owesome. So at the nd is your call
1480601
I think it can sustain one if it had supplemental feedings with it. The only issue is this is a small light which means small tank. It is hard to keep water conditions right for a GBTA in a small volume tank
326570
You would need a special hexagonal mount. This light's battery is C cell diameter.
1437614
It should provide adequate coverage. PRoviding you come up with a good mounting solution for the light. You may need to arrange your coral and such in the center of the tank.
478680
If you have a nano fish-only then this would work fine, but nowhere near enough light output for corals. (maybe some softies?) I am using one, but as a light over my sump/refugium on my saltwater tank.
1349838
probably not. its a small bulb - didn't really work too well for my basil plant.
1299699
Its enough to light up a 10 gallon but not enough light if you have live plants
724931
Should be ok. As suggested, you may want some floating plants (like duckweed) to filter the light if it's too much.
379277
Yes, I think this would be work well for your purpose. The green guide light is dimmer than an LED night light, for example, and very easy on the eyes. You may want to put several along your projected pathway.
2028394
I would say yes. I really loved this lights. I really recommend them. they are cute to see and they provide a nice light in the room.
891913
Yep. The feet fit into slots in the fixture and slide out easily. The light would lie flat on a glass top. It may sit on the edges of the aquarium depending on how it's trimmed.
430905
It should work fine. There are downward facing slots at the top not much light should get through. It looks much more expensive than the actual cost; great value for the money.
1914755
Plenty of light for that depth. I would say enough for medium plants. You could probably also do the ray2 if looking for more alternatives.
2252085
Without knowing how much room and depth you have to place the light, yes, the light will light it up; no sweat. You'll have to play the "light placement" game. Hope it works out.
900818
Sorry, but the light output on this "one light" is not strong enough....it would take 3 or more lights and by the time you invest in that much time and money, you could invest in an "electric" spot light....
1676347
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.
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.
1551787
I believe it would work okay. The light does generate a lot of heat -- so use in a confined spot could cause problems, in my view.PN