Natural sunlight is best, but it is not always available. Therefore, artificial aquarium lights will have to do the job. Try to buy a light with Kelvin ratings between 5000k and 10000k. This will make the aquarium water appear to be crystal clear. If that is not possible, just buy the brightest light you can afford. We at Aquatic Arts, carry a number of high-quality aquarium lights that you can choose from. You can also buy these lights using our search engine. It is quite easy and it is 100% safe.
The best aquarium light to buy?
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Muneeb Naseer -
May 9, 2022 at 1:43 PM -
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Natural sunlight, while great, will increase algae growth which is something you don't want.
I think most full spectrum LED lamps and lights designed for saltwater tanks do just find and aren't too expensive.
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I prefer 8,000K White This spectrum is ideal for live planted aquariums as it mimics shallow water conditions and usually produces higher PAR (ppfd) for stronger plant growth. And this gives a very natural look to your aquarium.
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I use 50% white light and 50% blue light for my reef aquarium as this helps my coral grow.
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