Light question

[56longroof]

Im planning a 220 gallon upgrade for the blackwater aquarium I have. Since what I know about led lighting could fill a thimble. What would be a good light in the 3-4000k range that is round like a spot light? The puc is what Im trying to replicate

 

[Bear22]

I have a BW tank that is in the process of making. I too have looked for a spotlight effect for the lighting. The only specific aquarium light I could find is the Lominie brand that has a variable spread.

Perrsonal preference, I wished they hadn't overbranded the fixture with all the darn lettering.

 

[56longroof]

I have a BW tank that is in the process of making. I too have looked for a spotlight effect for the lighting. The only specific aquarium light I could find is the Lominie brand that has a variable spread.

Perrsonal preference, I wished they hadn't overbranded the fixture with all the darn lettering.

Thanks. I was looking on Amazon at the hygger spot lights. Ill check the one you mentioned also.

 

[56longroof]

I have a BW tank that is in the process of making. I too have looked for a spotlight effect for the lighting. The only specific aquarium light I could find is the Lominie brand that has a variable spread.

Perrsonal preference, I wished they hadn't overbranded the fixture with all the darn lettering.

What are you planning on keeping? Im going for a Rio Nanay biotope with angels,discus,flag cichlids,and various tetras.

 

[Bear22]

What are you planning on keeping? Im going for a Rio Nanay biotope with angels,discus,flag cichlids,and various tetras.

Keeping it simple, Green Neons (preferably wild caught). An Apisto male (center piece fish). A small little troup of Pygmy Cories.

Sounds like you have decent variety of fish planned ;-)

 

[Privateye]

NICE ALTUMS!

You sir, have good taste

Buy a bunch of those at once - they're tough to get through quarantine.

 

[56longroof]

NICE ALTUMS!

You sir, have good taste

Buy a bunch of those at once - they're tough to get through quarantine.

Actually the Rio Nanay angelfish are only referred to as Peruvian albums. They are not true altums. True albums are in the Rio Negro and Orinoco river basins.