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5W 11W 13W Aquarium Algae Clean Light Fish Tank Water Clean Light Aquarium Green Clean Light Waterproof Fish Tank Algae Clean Light for Pond Fish Tank Sump Swim Pool (5w 6.9inch)

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Size: 5W-6.9inch Length


Features

  • Aquarium water clean light this water algae clean light help to clean the green water,such as Fish tank,swimming pool,pond, shoes,dog house clean and so on.
  • Best choice for Aquarium lovers Aquarium algae clean light fits for most of small tank filters such as low water filter,hang on back filter, top filter box and so on,fish tank clean light keep your aquarium water-health and clean, aquarium clean light suitable for Freshwater and Saltwater
  • Lamp featureAquarium green clean light with 254-nmwavelength,5watt 5inch x 0.9inch,110 voltage input,50-60Hz,Power Plug with Switch on/off.
  • WARNING Please use the fish tank water algae clean light in sump or filter tank,please DO NOT use aquarium green clean light in your display tank or aquarium water clean light will hurt your fish.please read the user manual before use Fish tank algae clean light.
  • Aquarium green water cleaningfish tank water algae clean light keep your water health and clean.Fish tank green clean light provide a clean living environment for your fish,keep your fish in healthy.this water algae clean light suitable for Freshwater and Saltwater,suggest that use the aquarium water clean light 3-4 hours once in 2-5 days.

Color: Blue


Shape: Oval


Material: Glass


Finish Type: Clear


Light Source Type: Electric


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 6 ounces


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 27, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ JackSupermall


Best Sellers Rank: #11,676 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #21 in Aquarium Lights


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Customer Reviews: 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 2,187 ratings


Color: Blue


Shape: Oval


Material: Glass


Finish Type: Clear


Light Source Type: Electric


Shade Material: Plastic


Power Source: Corded Electric


Brand: JackSuper


Item Weight: 0.37 Pounds


Style: Eclectic


Voltage: 110 Volts


Maximum Compatible Light Source Wattage: 5 Watts


Light Source Wattage: 13 Watts


Bulb Features: Not Dimmable


Number of Light Sources: 1


Are Batteries Included: No


Manufacturer: JackSupermall


UPC: 705049755941


Item Weight: 6 ounces


Date First Available: March 27, 2020


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 7.83 x 4.25 x 1.73 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1 x 1 x 1 inches


Brand Name: JackSuper


Target Audience Keyword: Fish


Size: 5W-6.9inch Length


Number of Items: 1


Included Components: Light kit inlcuded


Specific Uses for Product: aquarium green clean


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uV Sterilizer worked as it was intended. Looking at some of these reviews, they either don’t know how to use one, didn’t read the included instructions or a combination of both. You do not use it as a hood light for your aquarium, you do not place it directly in the aquarium, and you don’t run it 24 hours a day, 7 days a week all year long. You’re supposed to build and enclosure or use in a sump tank system for a couple of hours every few days as needed. Direct UV exposure to fish will fill them, running it constantly will kill off all bacteria in your tank, and it’s not good for human eyes either. Proper usage will give positive results. My aquarium is usually pretty clear and taken care of properly to maintain a healthy environment for the fish that I keep. However, when I seen the cost of this product, I decided to order it. The day I placed the order, I began over feeding the fish slightly, leaving the 6500K plant light running extended periods, and skipped two water changes just to cloud the water with free floating algae. Then once the UV Sterilizer arrived, I made a trip to the local hardware store to purchase some PVC tubing, PVC fittings, some PVC cement and a small fountain pump. Assembled the parts as needed to house the UV bulb assembly, attached a hose from the fountain pump to the PVC housing I had made and ran it for three hours. The results were great. Water cleared up and the fish were swimming around being more active than they were previously. Without a doubt, the product does what it’s supposed to do when used correctly. I’ll be picking up a few more of these to use in my fish room once it’s set up again as a weekly preventative maintenance procedure to reduce free floating algae and various bacteria that can cause infections to fish. It helps guard against infections such as ich, various worms, etc. The use of a UV Sterilizer is a much better option than the use of various chemicals that are available on the market. I’m including two photos, one before UV treatment and one after. It’s obvious which photo is before and after. *edited to correct spelling error* ... show more
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