Interpet Triple Blue Moon Daisy Chain LED Lighting System, 36 cm, Pack of 3

I got two sets of these as they were on a warehouse deal and I needed some lights for some of my quarantine/grow out tanks.The fixings could be better - they come supplied with suction cups, brackets, screws, and double sided tape so you have a choice how to mount them. I didn't want to drill the (external) surface I want them on so opted for the tape. Unsurprisingly it didn't last five minutes. It's just bog standard thin tape; no way it was going to last. I ended up using a bit of no more nails to mount the brackets and that has worked just fine.The lights themselves are adequate and perfect for placement over three small tanks in a row. The light isn't that powerful but the willow moss and guppy grass in a couple of the tanks is growing at a decent rate anyway.

got bored of looking at a black tank when the lights go out so bought a moon light.i'm using this on a juwel 450 and it produces just the right amount of light.the cardinals glow and i can see all the other fish doing their night time thing.looks really nice.

I have bought these before as the twin, and they lasted a good few years before the cable wore from me having it too tightly wrapped up I think. The cord length is very long so you would have no trouble reaching a far away socket. The leds were still fine and had obviously got very wet from condensation and splashes over the years, so I do recommend these lights overall.I have now bought the triple as a replacement and have it installed in a zig-zag fashion under the plastic lid of an 18 litre tank. At 5.4 watts they give enough light to illuminate my shrimps and a rogue guppy fry (now grown) that came with the shrimps. It's also bright enough to grow moss and a few plants. The colour cycling gives you blue-purple-red- almost white-and finally green. It fades gently but quickly into each colour. I have it set to white, and this white has a reddish tone to it which I prefer to some white lights that can look blue/cold.Take note, this light, although would stretch across a much longer and bigger tank, would not be bright enough to grow even low light plants very well. It would be ok for seeing the fish though. The only reason I bought this type of light for my 18 litre was that it can be difficult these days to find replacement led lights that fit beneath a lid. The fitting options for this light are excellent, with a choice of 3 ways and in a small tank is bright enough to grow plants. I chose to use the suction cups and they are pretty strong.

The last strip seems to get less power than the rest making it less bright...

Lights up tank with a nice blue glow night fish seem to like itGood price & quality

great

Preciselyas described!

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