MarineLandML90618-00 Advanced LED Strip Light, 36-Inch

Beautiful lights, the metal on them feels really solid. Lights are bright without being overwhelming. Has been growing my Jave Fern in a 125 gallon tank.

A good option for those wanting decent light for a freshwater low-tech planted tank like mine. I bought two 36-48" strips for my 75 gallon. I should have gone with the 48-60" version or the light labeled as the plant LED though. It was a lot more expensive and now I have LED envy when I see the one fir planted tanks. My 75 gallon is well lit with the two strips but not enough light for any plants except anubias.

Best light I have ever bought! I would highly recommend this light for anyone with an aquarium. I am using it for a 55 gallon saltwater fish tank, and it lights it up so well, and has made the tank look the best it ever has - even when it was brand new. The quality of the LED light can't be explained, it has to be seen - it just makes the tank look so much better (in the daylight and nightlight modes).There are black metal pieces on each end that set on the edge of the tank and keep the light itself raised a bit above the actual glass top of the tank. There is a little more space than I've had with other lights I have had, but it works great and doesn't interfere with anything. Even though it is raised up, it is still very low profile - more so than any others I have had.The timer is priceless! I can't believe I ever had a fish tank light without a timer. It is very easy to set. You can set it for the daylight and for the nightlight (blue light). The fish seem to love it too - even the nightlight mode. If you are considering buying a new fish tank light, I'd highly reccomend this one - especially at the great price on Amazon.

This light hasn't been manufactured since 2019. I checked with Marineland. It's cheap and that's probably a big reason why. I really dislike the fact that you are required to use a timer; it cannot be shut oof. You just need to keep overriding the timer daily. If I had kept the box I would have returned it.

Fantastic! I cannot praise this light enough. It has a built in timer and has both blue and white LED lights. We have it set up to start with the blue lights, run the white and blue together for most of the day/evening, and finish with blue lights for 2 hours at night before bed. The blue LEDs produce a similar effect as a Black Light, causing many of our fish as well as our colored gravel to glow. It is amazing and mesmerizing. In the past, I just looked at the standard fluorescent light fixture as just a light for the aquarium. This light is a main feature of the aquarium. And since they are LEDs, I won't be replacing fluorescent bulbs every year. Give it a try, you will be amazed.

This light fits our acrylic tank perfectly. I love that the light has two timers, one for the blue lights and one for the white. It really brightens up our tank. It doesn't get hot or make a bunch of noise, its lightweight and seems to be pretty durable. I have to move it a few times a day to feed the fish, and it doesn't seem to have any negative effect on it. Also, they wanted $180 for it at my local pet store, so this was a heck of a bargain.The LED is so much better than the florescent lights, not just because of the power savings, but it casts more light in the tank and it's brighter as well.

I bought this light June 2017, It work really well for 4 months. It started to flicker or flash. Apparently this is a common problem with these lights. I called Marineland, they did not give me any grief, they told me they would send me a replacement at no charge.I would like to see some other features like a battery back up for the timer so when the power goes out it retains the time also a daylight saving time feature, but for the price it will do.Hopefully the next one I get will last a bit longer

I've had this lamp for 18 months, and I like the light quality it outputs. But it requires the use of its built-in timer, and any power outage, no matter how brief, requires the timer to be reprogrammed. And, when it comes on after a power outage, it defaults to 3 pm, and the lights come on for six hours, even if it's the middle of the night. I have two of these, and last month I finally figured out a workaround. I plugged them both into the timer, and set it to come on at 11:00 am, off at 2:59 pm, on at 3:00 pm, off at 6:00 pm, on at 6:01 pm, and off at 11:00 pm. This way it gets the blue dim lights at night before it is shut off completely, and a brief power outage won't turn them on in the middle of the night.I'm giving this two stars because one of these lamps is already failing. It flickers much of the time and produces reduced lighting when it isn't.