Sunrise Sunset LED Aquarium Light For Coral Reef

What light makes corals glow?

Corals exhibit fluorescence, creating a glowing effect, under certain wavelengths of light. Specifically, blue light is primarily responsible for causing corals to fluoresce or glow. Blue light in the range of 400 to 500 nanometers is known to trigger the fluorescence in coral tissues. Many reef aquarium lighting systems include blue light components to enhance the visual appeal of corals by bringing out their vibrant colors through fluorescence. Combining blue light with other spectrums in a well-balanced manner contributes to the overall health and aesthetic beauty of coral reefs in aquariums.

This marine light boasts a spectrum of six colors: white, deep blue, light blue, purple, red, and green, each with its dedicated circuit. Adjust the brightness of red and green lights independently, allowing you to personalize the light mode and intensity based on your preferences or the type of coral you are fostering. Offering four modes that mimic the transitions of sunrise and sunset, the light effectively supports coral growth and accentuates their colors. The ability to customize settings makes this light a versatile and tailored solution for maintaining a thriving marine aquarium.