3 Pack Led Water Wave Ripple Control Special Effects Lighting Ocean Simulation for Theatrical Props

The media could not be loaded. (In the spirit of full disclosure I got to test a pre-sale unit with the ocean blue bulb after I spoke to the owner about the possibility of using these effect lights on a fish tank. Turns out he was getting some new units and I got to do some testing. I received no compensation other than the free unit.)So I got to test this controller 3 pack LED water wave ripple control - special effects lighting ocean simulation for theatrical scenery stage props escape rooms aquarium exhibits costumes 12 volts DC with these bulbs3 pack ocean blue green special effects led 12 volts dc with foam wood mounting cable socket dc barrel connector for themed environments props theatrical scenery water themingI was really impressed first by how bright the bulbs were Wow. 24 leds 12 blue/12 green on one bulb! The bulb has a silicone coating and only uses 1 watt of electricity. My interest,as I said, was in seeing this on a fish tank. I attached a quick video on the aquariums with my blue nightlight on too. I picked a setting at random. I simply laid the bulb on top of the glass canopy for the video, but for a fish tank unless you mount them in the hood it would probably be a good idea to put them in a housing or otherwise protect from the water. It might be nice to have a remote control - but that's just because I'm hijacking them for a different use than originally intended. The controllers have multiple modes and speeds, and by 'layering' a few bulbs with different settings you can get some very nice effects. I have to say the colors, light output and effects looks really great. Check out the video and let me know what you think.All in all I really like these bulbs and controllers.