im about to break down. questions about light

[death-by-reef]

i am a teenager. teenagers as a group are not known for their patience. I want a reef so much. i am tempted to just buy a 10g tank and and hob filter and go from there. i have a question about a light and whether it would be appropriate for a reef. i bought this light for a freshwater tank that did not end up working. it has a blue mode and i am just going to keep zoas. would this light be ok?
the video is of the light switching modes from blue to white to off. the pic is of the blue light diodes on.

thank you for your help!!

 

[Spare time]

Do you have a link to the light or the name of the exact light?

 

[death-by-reef]

its a nicrew clip-on led tank light bought on amazon

 

[Spare time]

its a nicrew clip-on led tank light bought on amazon

There are a couple of them. Do you know which one specifically? If you could post a link that would be great. My guess is low light corals will be fine

 

[death-by-reef]

ok

 

[death-by-reef]

Amazon product ASIN B07VHN6RG3the 10.5inch one

 

[death-by-reef]

it was rly cheap idk y its a good freshwater light

 

[Spare time]

ok

Amazon product ASIN B07VHN6RG3the 10.5inch one

Gotcha. Yeah I think low light corals would be my best bet. Without knowing the exact spectrum and PAR value its difficult to give a more concrete answer and I don't see it listed on their amazon page.

 

[death-by-reef]

ok
its my 1st reef so zoas and mushrooms are probably all im puttin in in the tank

 

[Spare time]

ok
its my 1st reef so zoas and mushrooms are probably all im puttin in in the tank

I think it will be fine. If you see the corals stretching upward then maybe consider a different light

 

[death-by-reef]

ok

 

[Dburr1014]

I think it will be fine. If you see the corals stretching upward then maybe consider a different light

Or add to that one but in the reef flavor.

 

[death-by-reef]

yeah there is a reef version will check price on it