Led Aquarium Light for Plants-Full Spectrum Fish Tank Light with Timer Auto On/Off, 12-18 Inch, Adjustable Brightness, White Blue Red Green Pink LEDs with Extendable Brackets for Freshwater

i bought this light to use as a plant light in my bioactive enclosure for my juvenile gargoyle gecko and it’s perfect! the light sets snugly on top of the terrarium and my plants seem to be thriving.i love how you can adjust the coloring and brightness too! but, my absolute favorite part of this is the timer feature. the light dims on and off naturally on the timer so i don’t have to worry about turning it on or off manually. i love how it is slow too, and not a sudden flicker on or off.if you’re looking for an easy, inexpensive plant grow light for a terrarium/aquarium, i recommend this one! i’ll definitely be purchasing again :)

I had an old fluorescent tank light and it was getting too hard to find replacement bulbs. Decided to try the new LED strip lights and it was a great choice. The prices is reasonable and the strip is lightweight and easy to place on tank. There are multiple settings for color and 10 intensity levels. I only needed to be on level 3 to project a very bright light. Other users commented that they plugged into a timer and the intensity reset to the highest level, I did not have that problem. The light strip is connected to my electronic timer and it turns on at the same intensity level I had previously set. Overall, very happy with the LED tank light strip, will have to see how long the lights last but I usually do not have issues with LED types of lights and lifespan.

This light has completely transformed my rainforest vivarium! It’s not just a light—it’s an experience for both my plants and animals.Why I’m in love:Sunrise & Sunset Mode: The gradual lighting transitions are pure magic. No more sudden “on/off” shocks for my animals—it gently wakes them up and helps them wind down, just like in nature.Full Spectrum Lighting: The plants are thriving with vibrant greens and rapid growth, and the animals look stunning under the natural light.Customizable Settings: I can adjust brightness, color temperature, and timing to fit the exact needs of my setup. It’s like having full control over the sun!Silent Operation: No annoying buzzing or humming—just peaceful, consistent lighting all day long.Whether you have a vivarium, aquarium, or paludarium, this light is a game-changer. My plants love it, my animals love it, and I love watching the ecosystem thrive! Highly recommend!

I got the SEAOURA LED Aquarium Light for my freshwater tank, and it’s been a great addition. The full spectrum lighting really helps the plants thrive, providing the right balance of white, blue, red, green, and pink LEDs. The adjustable brightness is a nice feature, letting me set it to the perfect level depending on the time of day.The timer function is super convenient, automatically turning the lights on and off, which is perfect for maintaining a consistent day-night cycle for the fish and plants. The adjustable, extendable brackets made installation easy, and it fits well on my tank. Only thing I wish was it had a remote.Overall, this light has been reliable and effective, giving my aquarium a vibrant, healthy look without much hassle.

Update:I struggled to use the timer. I would set the light to the brightness and color that I needed, and then I would click the timer button. It would turn the light OFF! Now I feel dumb. Pressing the timer button essentially is also starting the whole cycle. I was dong step number one correctly: make the color and intensity as i wanted it. Then, I clicked the timer three times to bring me to the 12-hour duration. But every click turned my light off, so I thought it was defective. No (you dummy- me). Yes, it goes black because it is starting the cycle and will slowly climb or ramp up to the color and intensity that I just previous had. Theoretically. Then, it will run its course and shut off automatically. Theoretically.I have not actually tried this. I got frustrated and revisited the many videos. Now, I suspect that if I turn my light on, when I wake up, and click the timer button 3 times, it'll be dark, but I can shower, brush my teeth and get dressed for work and by that time (manual says 15 minutes; but it does not explain the process of setting the timer; it only says press this button and that it is user friendly; yeah right!), the light should have reached the designated levels -- I am hoping! If it remains black, I have a dud. I'll be trying this process tomorrow morning and will update again. My schedule fluctuates; so, I thought I shouldn't use the timer because I wanted to see my tank in the sporadic moments that I was home, I realize that my plants need a routine schedule...if I want them to grow well. My schedule doesn't matter anymore. I'll never grow more that 5'4" lol. I figure that i can always just turn it back on to feed my fish and enjoy the aquarium for an hour, then turn the light off, and I think that the timer should not be affected -- that it should start back up the next morning. Tomorrow night, I will do just that: come home at night, turn the light on and off. I'll see, the morning after, if the timer is still set. OR maybe you set the time and are never allowed to touch another button or else you'll have to reset everyday. IDK, but I will tell you what happens.********************I live in Hawaii and it's a risk for us to have anything "delicate" shipped to us, but this arrived fine. I have not used the timer function, yet. But the control that you have over the brightness and colors, especially the actinic blue lights. is amazing. The control panel also allows for easy on and off. It appears to be made of quality materials and of quality construction, so I am happy. This is perfect for my low-light planted aquarium with Pseudomugil signifers, Cardinal Tetras, Black Phantom Tetras, Anubias plants and ferns. It is just perfect.