Lighting
Reef aquarium lighting, including LED fixtures and strips for corals of every kind. Grow corals and bring out their color.
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Lighting12″ Refugium – AI Blade Smart LED Strip
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Lighting13W UV bulb
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Lighting15 Watt UV Classic Replacement Lamp – Aqua UV
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Lighting18W UV bulb
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Lighting21″ Freshwater – AI Blade Smart LED Strip
$286.99 Add to cart -
Lighting36″ Full Spectrum High Output LED Light Fixture
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Lighting36W UV bulb
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Lighting48″ Full Spectrum High Output LED Light Fixture
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Lighting55W UV bulb
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DII LED92mm Frameless Fan
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Lighting9W UV bulb
$9.99 Add to cart -
LightingA160WE Tuna Blue Controllable LED Aquarium Light – Kessil
$332.99 Add to cart -
LightingA160WE Tuna Sun Controllable LED Aquarium Light – Kessil
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LightingA160WE Tuna Sun Controllable LED Aquarium Light – Kessil
$276.99 Add to cart -
LightingA360X Tuna Sun Kessil
$630.99 Add to cart -
LightingA360XE Tuna Blue LED – Kessil
$630.99 Add to cart -
LightingA360XE Tuna Blue LED Aquarium Light – Kessil
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LightingA360XE Tuna Sun LED Aquarium Light – Kessil
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LightingA80 Tuna Blue Controllable LED Aquarium Light Kessil
$188.99 Add to cart -
LightingA80 Tuna Sun Freshwater/Planted Aquarium LED – Kessil
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LightingAdvantage 2000 Lamp (8 Watt) Aqua UV
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LightingAdvantage 2000+ Lamp (15 Watt) – Aqua UV
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LightingAdvantage 2000+ Lamp (15 Watt) – Aqua UV
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LightingAdvantage 2000+ Lamp (8 Watt) – Aqua UV
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Reef aquarium lighting
Light is food for most corals. Our reef aquarium lighting includes LED fixtures, LED strips and mounting kits from trusted brands, including DII LED. There are lights for freshwater tanks too.
Choosing a reef light
Start with the corals you want to keep. Soft corals and mushrooms do well under moderate light. LPS corals like moderate to strong light. SPS corals need strong light. Then match the coverage to your tank's size, since one light rarely covers a long tank evenly.
Many LED lights let you set a schedule and a color mix. Most reefers use a blue-heavy spectrum, because it makes corals glow.
Common questions
How long should my reef lights be on?
Eight to ten hours of main light is a common schedule, with a slow ramp up and down.
Can new lights harm corals?
They can if they are too strong at first. So start at a lower intensity and raise it over a few weeks.