Blue light and fish sight

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I was wondering. How do are fish fare under extreme blue light sight wise? This question came to me while I was looking (for a prolonged period of time) at my aquarium. I was starting to get sore eyes and when I put lens with yellow filters, it's better.. I use Radion Lights using a WWC program. They are blue light heavy. Do you think that our fishes have problem with it? Can it cause problems to there sight?

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I was wondering. How do are fish fare under extreme blue light sight wise? This question came to me while I was looking (for a prolonged period of time) at my aquarium. I was starting to get sore eyes and when I put lens with yellow filters, it's better.. I use Radion Lights using a WWC program. They are blue light heavy. Do you think that our fishes have problem with it? Can it cause problems to there sight?

Thanks for the input.
I don’t think it affects the fish, I personally go for whiter lighting anyway though (I prefer that on my 4’ tank so I can see their colours and not just a dark or light fish).
 
As for the colour of the fish, I perfectly agree. I had a dino problem and for now, blue light seems to be the solution without affecting the corals.
 

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