We feature the Finnex Stingray LED in this Aquarium Lighting Review video. I consider this a great light for a low lighted tank.
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Cheung, two Kessil Tuna Sun 160’s on that office tank. Problem solved! 🙂 Cost $320 plus tax. Good work on the vid!~
Thank you for the review and all your help!!
Sweet light. Love to see the lux measurement with a phone app. I downloaded a few and all are about the same. Free. I give up converting lux to par. To many maths. Those apps measure something though.
Always great info delivered professionally. Well done as usual.
Nice one !
very useful thanks alot i myself am hinting to my husband for the finnex 24/7 light for Xmas .
Verry nice video sir thanks. Happy fishkeeping
Very impormative video. But what can you say about fluval 3.0 bluetooth vs this fenix stingray. Thinking of buying fluval is it worth for its price? I think its much higher than fenix stingray.
Clear concise review. Thanks
I have a 20g long and run a nicrew and it works pretty amazing. I am considering a finnex stingray or beamswork when my nicrew do burn out. I have had the nicrew for 3 months or so now.
What do you recommend for a 20 gallon? For plants for as thin as possible
Very informative video. I have bought the Beamswork Da models for a couple of my tanks and would really like to see a review on that fixture. Thanks for sharing and as always do what you do if it works for you.
What’s an inexpensive medium to high light led fixture that doesn’t involve diy?
You are not supposed to take the rubber piece off the the switch. Lol it voids your warranty.
I have a stingray on a low-tech Aqueon 20-long. Love the light, but, yeah, I hate those legs. Way too loose. It doesn’t seem secure at all.
Do you use the Finnex Stingray? What do you think?
I had a hood I bought with a used 10 gallon which had 2 old incadecent bulbs in it. Well, they finally burnt out a few weeks back, and looking into it I could either replace them for ~$10, or get a stingray to fit the glass window for ~$19. Brighter, longer lasting, and energy efficient, so it was a no-brainer. I have never used the legs because this rests directly onto the hood glass without issue. HOWEVER I’m not as impressed with the light it puts out as I am with the COODIA and NICREW LEDs I have purchased off of Amazon and eBay. I actually thought one of my endler fry had ich, because it made the developing iridescent spots on his tail look 3D. In the light of day I could see that they were just part of his coloring. But as the low-light and inexpensive option I could get through my lfs, and as this is only on one of my fry grow-out/quarantine setups, it does the job OK. What plants are in this setup are going OK, but not going nuts like in the NICREW and COODIA tanks.
Good review. Thanks for making the vid on it.
Glad I’m not the only one who gets excited over box art