🐠 Enhance Your Freshwater Fish Tank with a Versatile LED Aquarium Light - 3 Colors 3000K 4000K 6000K Cool and Warm White for Optimal Plant Growth and Vibrant Fish Display (6000K Cool White Only) Review

Just installed them on all my tanks. Two of 5 liters and one of 10 liters. So far, so good. I was looking for something simple and not extremely bright. I like that there are different lighting options. I'll point it out right away: It's not suitable for tanks with a rim. I got it working with some command hooks lol

I have this light over a 3 gallon glass bowl. It has bacopa, anubis, frog, java fern, pothos, and java moss. This is my 1/2 moon home of Dumbo Betta, with ram's horn snails. The plants are growing well, with the exception of the java fern. Pothos grows from the reflection of light from water. I am very impressed with this product. If I need another small light I will definitely buy again.

Plants need extra light. I see him from one side of the tank. Adds a nice texture with different levels of lighting in the aquarium. A flexible neck in the light looks strong. hold position. The light is bright with 2 tone settings. The screw clamp does the job. I had to cut a slot in the lid to insert the clamp. Barely attached to the thin rim around the top of my tank but works. No regret.

Great little flashlight for a 3 gallon tank! The ability to toggle between 3000K and 4000K is a huge plus. The lighting is nice and very even and 3000k is definitely more like natural sunlight which is easier on my eyes and hopefully my bettas too. My previous light was too bright and my cock seemed too strained. I hope this works better for my dimly lit fish and plants that I have.

Powerful. I wouldn't recommend it for less than 10 gallons, maybe even 20 gallons. Also, the gooseneck tends to stay at a slight angle instead of pointing straight down. The light is strong enough that the lens can create glare when the bottom of the headlight is at eye level. The light temperature function is an absolute disappointment. It runs every time it is turned on and off. That's ridiculous!

Not bad for the money. It's bright but doesn't cover as much area as you might think. It's great for the aquarium, but I couldn't attach it to the rim of my bowl because it's curved. I simply cut out a piece of 1" corner railing and attached it to the wall above the bowl like a shelf. I can't touch it very often as it doesn't hold very well and moves easily. Just note that this doesn't work for round shells. Even if you have a square tank with no rim, it will fit perfectly.

After other buyers and the seller instructed me (thanks!) how to change the light settings (on/off, on/off, on/off), the next task was to set it up as shown in the photos see, with a zipper and some velcro straps, I had to get a little creative as I don't want to attach it to the glass. Luckily there should be a tall lamp nearby, which now serves as a lamppost for a small spotlight. Ideal for a small moss terrarium and has 3 lighting modes.