Review on 🔆 Enhanced SEO: NICREW 150W Dimmable Full Spectrum Marine LED Reef Light for Saltwater Coral Fish Tanks by Jennifer Glasheen

Using a 150 watt light source. I have a 30 gallon Aqua Japan AIO that was launched 3 months ago. First I immediately noticed a big difference in my corals. They have expanded and everyone looks happy from my soft corals to my hard corals. For now I've set white to 5% and blue to 25% to start. I plan to increase the intensity in a few days to see how the corals react. It seems to fit the back of my tank fairly well, my glass is quite thick for its small size, but I used PVC tubing to keep the light weight and relieve the glass just in case. However, I feel like it's mostly overprotective as long as you don't pull and hit the light. I'll update this post in a few months to see how they grow. I have now; 1. Two types of clove palm corals; • Sunflower Carnation • Firework Carnation2. Kale Skin 3. Green Implosion Paly4. Monty's Orange Cap5. Three Species of Rhodactis Genus Mushroom Corals • Electric Green • Orange • Yellow Claw (blue flesh, green with yellow border)6. Kenya tree leather (1 large, 2 small)7. Poisonous Sinularia (light green)8. Refined Setosa Monti by Cornbred9. Green Organ Coral10. Cornbread Sour Apple Bird's Nest12. Waving hands Coral13. Five different types of Zoas14. Lime Green Frog/Octospawn15. Pale Pink Goniopora 16. Green/Pink Wildflower Goniopora