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Explore aquarium LED lights, planted tank lighting and marine reef lights at The Tech Den Australia. Compare clip-on lamps, light bars, pendants and programmable models, alongside separately listed mounts, controllers, shades and power supplies.
Check tank dimensions, mounting height, glass-thickness limits and the needs of your plants or corals. Compare the individual model's spectrum, coverage and output rather than choosing by wattage or length alone. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, dimming and scheduling functions vary by model and may require separate accessories.
Not every listing is a complete lighting kit. Illumagic Pixel listings specify separately purchased power supplies and mounting options. Match replacement parts and controllers to the exact model and generation. Only use lights underwater or outdoors where the individual product instructions permit it.
This collection also includes selected PondMAX pond and garden lights, URS mesh covers and a Red Sea dosing-tube organiser, which have distinct uses from aquarium display lighting.
Selected lights are special-order items with timing dependent on supplier availability. Many long fixtures and accessories carry additional bulky-item delivery charges; selected long AI Blade models and the Illumagic 120cm rail are pickup-only. Check the individual listing for inclusions, delivery restrictions and ordering conditions.
Choosing the right type of light for your aquarium can be a daunting task. Here are some factors to consider when making your decision:
1. Type of Aquarium: Lighting depends on the type of aquarium you want to create. Some examples include a saltwater Reef tank, freshwater planted tank, or a fish only saltwater or freshwater tank.
2. Lighting schedule: Plants and corals require specific lighting schedules to allow for photosynthesis. Generally freshwater plants do not need more than 8 hours of lighting a day and saltwater corals need at least 8 hours per day of strong light. Too much light can cause algae to develop so be prepared to adjust your schedule depending on tank’s variables (e.g. algae bloom or natural sunlight).
The most popular aquarium lights are:
LED lights: LED lights are the most popular among the aquarium enthusiasts. They are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and produce less heat than other types of lights. They come in a variety of colour spectrums for freshwater planted, and saltwater reef tanks. As technology continues to advance additional features such as customising colour spectrums, schedules, strength and even weather simulation are available through Smart Apps. Some of our lights are in-store pick up only due to their length so visit us at The Tech Den Caboolture, QLD or contact us for more information.
Starting a home aquarium can be challenging. There are lots of factors to consider depending on your aquarium. These include filters, air pumps, heaters, lights, tank care and food. Contact our staff for any questions or concerns you may have about supporting your aquatic pets.
