randumbwit

These LEDs themselves will definitely last. Their actual purpose is lighting channel letters for building signage. I think tomorrow I will try cutting it down to about 20% of the number I was using tonight and see how it goes. They're just much brighter than I'd anticipated. I think I'm going to run a switch so that I can turn the rest on for viewing, it really does an amazing job of lighting the tank for viewing, and didn't seem to bother the nocturnal creatures in the slightest.

Couple more pics: And I've turned them off until I hear some feedback. A few Google searches didn't turn up much of an answer

I happened to have some extremely inexpensive LED strip lighting and decided to try a DIY LED moonlight bar. It works, maybe too well? Can too much blue light at night be bad? Aesthetically, its amazing! This pic was taken in the dark, and the colors are accurate: If it isn't good for tank inhabitants, I can easily remove lighting strips. This was done with about $10 worth of LED strips and a 1 amp 12vDC wall wart.

Thanks for the welcome! Perhaps I was mistaken and its not an AGA. I am fairly certain that it is tempered though. Thank you for the tip on the past member as well! I'll do some digging... Jeff

Hi everyone! I'm not completely new to the hobby, but I am about to start setting up my first

I don't think its negatively affecting the zoas as they seem to be growing right around it very nicely. I was just curious as to what it was (and thought the pic actually came out well enough to possibly ID it!)

Yesterday I picked up a rock with a bunch of different colored Zoa's and when I got it home I noticed this on it. Can anyone help me ID it?