Reddit reviews LED Aquarium Lighting Nano Fish Tank Light for Saltwater Freshwater Planted Tank Coral Reef (Freshwater Asta 20)
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ADJUSTMENT SYSTERM: Manual dimmer switch to dim the light from 0% to max. 360° adjustable rustproof gooseneck, the clamp is wide enough for 25mm thick glass, plastic screws won’t scratch the tank glass.SUPERIOR CRI: COB LED provides equally-distributed illumination, strong penetrability, energy efficient and slim body to produce amazing illumination effect for planted tank.SOLID ALUMINUM HOUSING: Diameter 2.7 inches/7.0cm, suitable for 8"~18"(45 cm) long tank. Default 180 optical lens, plus an optional 60 degree lens for narrower tank; Excellent for freshwater and planted aquarium setups.HEAT DISSIPATION: Asta 20 aquarium led lamp uses quality aluminum cold forging heat sink, efficient cooling system to extend the lifespan of the LEDs.CUSTOMER SERVICE: 12 months long-time friendly service for any trouble of our lights. Welcome to ask any questions of light, we will do our best to help you.
Thanks so much! The lamp is this one. I really like it, it's dimmable and has two different lenses (60 & 180 degrees).
I think these are popular and I saved the link for a future mini tank:
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B075H47991
These lights are great for nano's. Bright, but dimmable.
It's the Asta 20 from Amazon. I've heard people say it's a Kessil knock off. Pretty bright for $40 though!
This is the one i plant to order for my 6-Gallon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075H47991/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_jvELBbKEQFWWV
From what i’ve read and seen, it’s really bright and won’t break the bank too much
You can also look into setting up a Walsted method tank i.e. a dirted tank. It’s my current obsession.
You basically put in a 1-2” layer of organic soil (no added fertilizer), another 1-2” of plain substrate (from Petco) and a decent LED light (I’ve got this one:
LED Aquarium Lighting Nano Fish... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075H47991?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) on a 10 Gallon tank with some low to moderate light plants (like wisteria, java fern, Anubias and Amazon sword) and a sponge filter and it’s doing great. No need for CO2 or liquid fertilizers. What size tank do you have?