AquaLighter Nano clip on LED

**uklau** · 21st Sep 2014, 20:24

Hi folks,

Anyone here using this lighting set for Green Chapter?

Don't mind sharing your experience?

Thank you.

**whitedash** · 21st Sep 2014, 21:30

Hi I'm using this for my 2 feet low tech tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BySv...bZ-bPsJUWTgUGQ

I thought 1 is not enough for 2 feet tank so I bought 2... 1 is actually bright enough.

**uklau** · 21st Sep 2014, 21:50

Like your simple scape! It's amazing how a single 4.5W LED set is sufficient. Is the foreground plants growing well?

Thanks for sharing!

**whitedash** · 21st Sep 2014, 21:53

Thanks! So far so good. I've been using this light for 2 weeks now. foregrounds plants are petite nana and buceps so won't die so easily

**nicename** · 23rd Sep 2014, 02:26

Only 1 and its look bright enough for a 2 feet tank

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**trashedbox** · 24th Sep 2014, 17:34

Looks good.
Only green chapter selling?

**whitedash** · 24th Sep 2014, 17:36

Green chapter / fresh and marine are carrying this product

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**trashedbox** · 24th Sep 2014, 17:46

Originally Posted by whitedash

Green chapter / fresh and marine are carrying this product

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Cool!
Time to change lights
My UpAqua LED abit too bright for all my slow growing plants

**nicename** · 25th Sep 2014, 01:30

Hi Whitedash,may l know the height of your 2 feet tank?

**whitedash** · 25th Sep 2014, 09:34

Hi my tank height is 24cm

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**Ogre** · 8th Jul 2015, 20:59

Originally Posted by whitedash

Thanks! So far so good. I've been using this light for 2 weeks now. foregrounds plants are petite nana and buceps so won't die so easily

You are using Aqualighter NANO for 2ft tank?

**Phillipians** · 9th Jul 2015, 10:59

I have an Aqualighter nano for a 30 x 22 x 24 cm tank. I find the coverage insufficient so I doubt it covers a 2ft tank well. It should be good for up to 25cm cube tank. That is about it.

**whitedash** · 9th Jul 2015, 11:32

Originally Posted by Ogre

You are using Aqualighter NANO for 2ft tank?

Hi you can check out my video on using Aqualight Nano for a 2ft tank but do note that my tank height is only 24cm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BySvF1SYoA

End of the day it really depends on what you want. For my 2ft tank, it gave a nice spot light effect which was what I wanted.
I'm currently using it for a 30cm cube amazon brown water tank. For full potential it is best to using within the "Nano" dimension.

**BFG** · 9th Jul 2015, 18:06

Best part of using this light is the water proofing in case of accidental dropping into the tank water. The pico model however can be powered by a powerbank. Check it out on Youtube, there are 2 model, the Nano, at 4.5w and the Pico, at 1.7w.

**Donut the Donkey** · 11th Jul 2015, 14:20

Originally Posted by whitedash

Hi I'm using this for my 2 feet low tech tank.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BySv...bZ-bPsJUWTgUGQ

I thought 1 is not enough for 2 feet tank so I bought 2... 1 is actually bright enough.

Very nice. I was thinking of getting this or the Pico a couple months back. Interesting.

On another note, I absolutely love the simplicity of your aquascape! Thanks for sharing the inspiration.