🐠 Enhance Your Aquarium with hygger Clip On LED Light- 14W, 24/7 Lighting, Adjustable Timer, DIY Mode, 7 Colors- Perfect for Planted Tanks and Fish Health Review

This is a great light for small aquariums. It has a default setting as well as a DIY setting. Although there are a few downsides. The built-in remote control has a choice of standard or DIY settings, the markings for both are very small and difficult to read. Also, this is primarily for rimless tanks, so I had to make a slight modification to get it working in my tank. The instruction manual was a bit difficult to understand, but after reading it several times I was able to use it to get the…

This LED light is the perfect choice for your 10 gallon and 20 gallon tanks. The lamp has many properties that other comparable lamps in this price range do not have. A timer is a handy option for those who might forget to turn off the lights in the aquarium. This allows you to program different times for the light to turn on. There are five levels of brightness to adjust the light to your taste or the needs of your fish. Overall a good choice for the home aquarium. Very happy with my choice of

The design of the lamp is fantastic, the different light patterns are very cool, from purple to orange, green, blue, red and full spectrum. The 24 hour timer is archaic but functional, everything is preset and cannot be programmed, ignore my betta, this is a temporary thank you. The set in the video is the second brightest brightness set, the image will contain the lighting set. FYI, videos and photos look brighter than real life, nor do they show full brightness for my fishy mind. I highly…

I love this light. It has a timer that simulates normal daylight/moonlight. At 6am (1st photo) it turns on with a soft orange light and gradually gets brighter until 10am (2nd photo) to full brightness at noon (3rd photo). Then he moves towards darkness in steps of 15:00 (4th photo), 18:00 (5th photo) and 22:00 (6th photo). Good for my plant tank and my fish! Before they had full bright light all day because I had the aquarium light wired to a timer in the wall that just turned on and off. So…

Attaching to rimmed aquariums tedious. Nothing in the description indicated this would be a problem and I think a plain plastic block would be cheap and a great addition to the set to help those wearing rimmed glasses. The modes are great, it's bright and gets a little warm (which isn't a problem considering I have fish that love warmth). But the setup sucks. I could leave it as is but I would have to make something more permanent to stabilize the light or it would look very cheap. Edit: So I…

I've been in the hobby for too many years now and I have to say that the function of this 24/7 flashlight is a dream come true. I always felt out of place when it came out. In the dark or too bright in the morning. The day is never bright enough. Too bright and or no moonlight at night. That has always annoyed me. I would get moonlight, daylight, and sunrise light, and I would have to plug them in and set up timers to simulate a 24/7 light cycle. I confess that I felt defeated most of the time.

I've been looking for a small light clip for a long time, it was on sale and I have a bunch of other Hygger lights so I took a chance. Pros: - The light has a memory so if an external timer is used it will return to the saved settings - The bracket is adjustable. There is a channel on the side and back of the light that allows it to be moved. - Features RGB LEDs and color changing options. - Good brightness and color rendering. - Seems to grow plants well. Have been using it on my 5.5 gallon…

okay. this light exists. Big. You can't fine-tune the "full light" setting, but the standard 5-level brightness setting is fine. As for safety, I don't know. Support is weak to the point of shame. The entire weight of the flashlight is carried by two very small (1mm*3mm?) plastic tabs! When I first installed this I installed a lantern with a support on the short side as shown in the product listing. I woke up and found an extreme angle lamp in the tank. Thank goodness the plants and hob were…