jimsflies
02-28-2015, 10:30 AM
I picked up a Kessil for my new tank.  I temporarily installed it over my current system.  I wasn't too worried about moonlight.  But realized in the last few nights, I've lost 2/3rds of my fish.  The small neon gobies and red spot cardinals I assume must have bumped into a coral or nem and been eaten.  Or maybe they jumped and I haven't found them yet.  But regardless it appears both of my neon gobies are MIA and two out of four red spots are no longer with us.  :(
I know from previous experience that fish can get startled in a dark tank and end up dead. I had a clownfish swim right into a nem and become breakfast a couple years ago.
So now I'm on the search for options for moon lights that will be as sleek as the Kessil itself. I like the idea of being able to dim the moonlight via the controller. So I'm not sure if there are any led strip lights that would have a 0-10v input that could adapted to work with an Apex?
Here are is one idea I found. These led rings are called "angel eyes" and are normally for modifying automobile headlights. But don't need them to be that bright all the time...infact it would be nice to use them as part of the dusk/dawn lighting to leave off where the Kessil stops at about 10%.
http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k621/jimsflies/kessil-moons_zpsoe9oqzfa.jpg
http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k621/jimsflies/kessil-moons2_zpsmj45sjlg.jpg
I know from previous experience that fish can get startled in a dark tank and end up dead. I had a clownfish swim right into a nem and become breakfast a couple years ago.
So now I'm on the search for options for moon lights that will be as sleek as the Kessil itself. I like the idea of being able to dim the moonlight via the controller. So I'm not sure if there are any led strip lights that would have a 0-10v input that could adapted to work with an Apex?
Here are is one idea I found. These led rings are called "angel eyes" and are normally for modifying automobile headlights. But don't need them to be that bright all the time...infact it would be nice to use them as part of the dusk/dawn lighting to leave off where the Kessil stops at about 10%.
http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k621/jimsflies/kessil-moons_zpsoe9oqzfa.jpg
http://i1119.photobucket.com/albums/k621/jimsflies/kessil-moons2_zpsmj45sjlg.jpg