Moonlight effects

[Jennie]

Just thought that I would post some pictures of a few things under moonlights.

 

[djconn]

Awesome! Your moonlight is much brighter than mine.

 

[Jennie]

It's a single LED, so more or less its spotlight effect. Not too impressed with the 'lunar' light I have.

 

[incysor]

Very nice pictures BTW. It's extremely difficult to get the cameras to focus that well in low light. Good job. I can't wait to get my canopies finished so that I can put the moonlights in them.

 

[bbkid43]

What kind of moonlight did you use?

 

[dragon79]

moonlights

I went to check them out and I found they were like 31 to 40 bucks, depending where you go. I figured those tiny lights would be cheaper. Aww well, I know in time, I'll get them though, they look tight, I love the blue night time look it gives the tank when the main lights go off.

 

[mikeguerrero]

Dragon you should purchase the coral life moon light. The price is about 29 dollars but well worth the investment.

The quality is a lot better than your typical moon lights that cost only 10 dollars and burn out after they get salt corrosion.

This one is controlled by a micro chip board that regulates the voltage so you'll get a long life under long hours of use.

Second, you'll get a lot of viewing power for a nano cube of only 12 gallons. It's more beautiful in person than the pics Incysor posted.

Seeing is believing, nothing like spying on the night life...

Mike