Night vision light on camera

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Question. I have a WiFi camera that has night vision when the lights go out an the camera is facing the tank so I can see that everything is good when I’m away from home. Does the night vision mess with the fish ? I have clowns. I attached a video below of the camera using the inferred light.

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Question. I have a WiFi camera that has night vision when the lights go out an the camera is facing the tank so I can see that everything is good when I’m away from home. Does the night vision mess with the fish ? I have clowns. I attached a video below of the camera using the inferred light.

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should be good as long as there’s no strobe light beaming at them or corals if you have any all night. if there is, make sure there’s good shadow cast for them to retrieve to in case it does bother them or diffuse the light by bouncing it off a wall if possible but just my opinion. never had anything like this myself.
 

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