I am looking at getting some additional lighting for the loaches and have read that moonlights are well known to be favourite for the clown loaches as they seem to come out and explore more when the moonlights are turned on (for most hobbyists).
I was just wondering if they will also come out if I installed some LED lights?
Not sure if the link below will work, but basically I have a choice between getting the moonlight (which looks rather small for a 6ft tank) or getting a few LED lights. From the photos I've seen pics of tanks with the LED lights switched on at night, it does transform the aquarium into another experience.
Has anyone used such LED lights on their tanks with success? Or would it be a safer bet to stick with the moonlights?
http://www.thereefshop.com.au/index.php ... cPath=5_54
Do Loaches take well to LED lights?
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hi there i have moonlights in my tank from ebay and they look fantastic really bring my loaches out

and this is the link to what the lights are and this set would also do a 6ft tank i have it in a juwel 450 and it lights the entire tank in blue as you can see above
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %26otn%3D4
i bought mine a few weeks ago and the woman who sells them is fantastic... and real cheap
as for LED i had them in a previous tank and to be honest didnt rate them that much compared to the moonlight units
Rave

and this is the link to what the lights are and this set would also do a 6ft tank i have it in a juwel 450 and it lights the entire tank in blue as you can see above
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... %26otn%3D4
i bought mine a few weeks ago and the woman who sells them is fantastic... and real cheap
as for LED i had them in a previous tank and to be honest didnt rate them that much compared to the moonlight units
Rave
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