MingDak LED Aquarium Lighting for Fish Tank Illumination

Togalady: Beautiful upgrade look. Lots of compliments.

United States on Jul 08, 2023

Gtb007: This product worked fine for 6 months and now it doesn't work at all. I read LED's are supposed to last years. Not this one. We only used it for about 4 hours a day. Very poor quality and wouldn't buy this brand ever again.

Australia on Jun 06, 2023

Steven: I have had these lights for about 1 to 2 years. They are still going strong. With time the sections are going to come off , but if you boil them for a few minutes they can be reapplied. This light had world wonders for my smaller tanks.

United States on May 25, 2023

Brian Smith: I keep ordering more. They are perfect for me. I have 31 tanks and expanding. I’m putting these in all of my new tanks. I have them in a dozen 10 gallon tanks, a couple of 20 gallon longs, and six 40 gallon breeder tanks. I even put four of them in my 55 long. In the 75 gallon long it wasn’t good at all.

Illuminating one side of the 10 gallons makes a cool looking shading. Its not directly over the tank so the light hits everything at an angle. Cool shadows, I think anyway. It’s plenty bright enough for that size tank. Even plants will grow that close to the light.

They are not bright lights, but they are sufficient enough to Illuminate the tank. Anything larger than 20 gallons I put more than one in. I put them on all edges of the tank. Lighting the front, back, and sides. On my 55 gallon long I used two on the back, two on the front, and one on each side. I think it’s so cool to see it all evenly lit with nothing hanging above the tank. I slid them all the way to the top so that you can’t see where the light is coming from.

It’s really nice to see the tank fully illuminated that way. It’s a soft, light, with a calming brightness, like you might...

United States on Mar 14, 2021

Amazon Customer: I bought this light to replace the dinky light that came with my 5g tank hood. It definitely makes the tank brighter, and the suction cups are pretty good (one comes loose once in a while, but not often enough for it to be a bother). However, it hasn't been great for the live plants I have in there. They're by no means dead, but I planted the same species of crypt in the tank with this light and then my fluval spec v with its stock light, and the difference is substantial: the crypts in the tank with this light are tiny and stretched, whereas they are huge, full, and spreading in the fluval.

Canada on Jun 12, 2020

Jeremy Silver: Really nice products. Totally waterproof as promised and decently bright. Gave brightness 4 stars because it wasn't as bright as others but this one doesn't scare the heck out of my fish when it turns on so I guess the fish disagree with me. Had some issues getting the suction cups to stick but they do float and I eventually got them to stick after several tries. Would purchase again.

Canada on Jun 03, 2020

Helena: It's a good little lamp, but the suction cups aren't the best. Still good though. I glued the suction cups to the top of my fish tank and it worked just fine.

Canada on May 25, 2020

Jays: Led is good...does not stick properly.

Canada on May 14, 2020

Jeri L. Reed: It does not make sense to me but this light seems to produce a lot of algae. I saw this in other reviews, but since I did not see a reason one light should grow more algae than others, I ignored. But right now--there are strings of algae actually growing the full length of the light. This is an amended review and rating, down to a 3. The light is well made and easy to use, but I am taking it out due to excessive algae. I have it on the front top of the tank, attached to the glass at the water line, and that wall near the light is also covered with algae which comes back shortly after cleaning. Why? I don't know, but you should consider this. Maybe it would for some reason work better on the hood.

This seems very sturdy so far and it was very easy to install, only a couple of minutes. The design allows you to adjust the angle of the lights to some extent, I have it on the front top of aquarium--you can still see the suction cups, and I guess you can put in the back but you will not want to see these lights! While illumination in the aquarium is less than I would like, they are bright when you look right at them. This has a nice long cord, as well as the connector that goes...

United States on Dec 14, 2019

RheannaRheanna: I wasn't really thinking when I ordered my desk lamp that I use for an aquarium light for my small betta tank at work. It is touch activated, you touch the power button to turn it off/on or adjust the brightness. Well, unfortunately, this does not work with my timer. The timer can turn the light off, but it cannot turn it on, so I needed a small waterproof light to hook up to the timer so that when I am not here over the weekend, my poor fish doesn't sit here in the dark the whole time. So I ordered this light and planned on taking home my desk lamp to use on another tank at home.

Well, now the lamp is staying because while this light does work nicely, it does not light up the tank as much as I thought it would, and I do have plants. Granted they are low light plants and will probably be fine, I would just like the tank a bit brighter. I also have a few floating plants so light from above really makes them look stunning. I went ahead and set this one up on the timer, however, so that no matter what (if I am sick, come in to work late, have to take off for whatever reason) my fish will at least have a light that comes on and goes off at the same time every single day. I set...

United States on May 01, 2019