Does the blue night light make glofish glow?
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Yes it does, however not that brightly (I was a little disappointed and no longer keep glofish). There are only 2 blue LEDs and they are meant for nighttime not for glofish.
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This is amazing that you asked me that. My 6 year old daughter has developed photo sensitive seizures since the summer, what a coincidence that we connect through this lamp. The aquarium lamp doens't have any blinking lights. The fish go around slowly with the ocean background. I am waiting to receive special lenses for my daughter, which pretty much stop the trigger, so your daughter can wear them wherever she has sensitivities. They are called Z1 lenses. Let me know if you would like any information on them. Hope your daughter enjoys the aquarium lamp!
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Unfortunately no, but it does give a moonlight glow to the tank and will make GloFish plants light up nicely.
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I turn it on at night after feeding an evening meal. It allows you to view your fish without disturbing their light dark cycle. Mimics the moonlight. I enjoy watching them when they are not so aware of it. I use it for a few hours then turn it off. Some may leave it on all night or may not use it at all. Probably not crucial to use it but might as well since it's on the fixture.
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It has to be pulling in water because if it wasn't you would hear grinning sounds. The little blue is the uv light. . Email me at Competitionreptiles@gmail.com.
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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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no. they flash on blue green and red only. no continuous glow unless they are rotating colors
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Hi Stephen, Yes, the blue night light has an on/off switch. I hope this helps and thanks for looking :). O-Ion
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Yes there is a blue light option, which is not like a black light. I am not sure if it would work with glo fish.
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In my 20 gallon the bright white is fairly bright but not overly so. However, I have a taller tank than most average ones and I have a gravel bottom. The blue light is awesome. The fish can be highlighted. The fish can still be given extra light without overpowering them.
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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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The fish tank takes 4 AA batteries, and the bottom black platform is where the 4 small LED lights are. There is an LED bulb in each corner of the base, and they light up through the water. I would suggest using clear aquarium beads, or light colored, so the light can shine through. I use a light blue, and it looks really pretty. Also, at night, the light reflects off of the ceiling and you can see the fish's shadow swimming around-very cool.
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I don't believe this is a real jellyfish. I think the whole thing is blown glass. It's very brightly colored is the photo but not so bright in reality. There is a phosphorous substance added to the top of the jellyfish which gives it the "glow is the dark" quality.
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The night light is optional, you can turn it on or off by pressing the top. That said, it does emit a very small amount of blue light during normal function.We love our Graco sound machine, definitely worth the light. We used and returned the dex sound machine (had feedback) and the first years sound machine (I did not believe the white noise sounds were relaxing-one sounds like a car alarm) The graco white noise is similar to a sound machine you'd hear in a dr office to keep confidentiality.
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You purchase neon Tetra's from your local pet store for the glow effect. I have to be honest I was not very impressed with this tank - its very dark and only worth having if you like a very dim fish tank for use only at night. I ended up giving mine to a friend - I bought the tank that did not have the "glow" effect, just a regular light - then you can get whatever find of fish you want! Hope that helps.
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It's a very faint glow; definitely not as bright as a nightlight. Place the blue light towards the wall and you should be fine.
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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.