9.05 inch Submersible Aquarium Light, Fish Tank Light with Air Bubble Hole, RGB Color Changing Brightness Adjustable IP68 Waterproof Remote Control LED Light for Aquarium Fish Tank

The media could not be loaded. Recently decided to move our 30G tank into another room, and in that did a little redecorating for our aquatic friends! Picked out this light bubbler (going from a smaller disc one and an air stone), got the 20” and upgraded to a 10W pump along with it. Love how it looks and operates. Can’t speak to the longevity yet (I’ll update if it falters) but this is a beautiful add and everyone seems happy!

Nice colors

Bubbles only come out of a few holes, the led lights don’t work. Only color is red/orange. After all the work getting it in the tank I can’t get it out without messing up my structures. I use a big air pump, so it’s no low pressure. Sucks to waste $50.

Looking good for a month or so then out of the blue the lights just stop working bubbles working fine cause it has its on air pump dang it now to find another one

I’ve bought this before and it worked okay but this time. The air intake is on both sides. So you hook one end of the tubing to the pump and the other to the light strip and instead of the strip bubbling all through the strip like it’s supposed to, it just comes out the other end? The last one I bought the other end was flat it didn’t have a second air intake….

I was skeptical due to other reviews, however it really brings my rank together. It looks great and oxygenates my tank really good. I bought and adjustable output aerator with two exhausts. The one I had before wasn’t powerful enough and only blew bubbles out of like 2 of the holes on the device. It wasn’t a big deal to me to get the new aerator it’s really quiet anyways nd works well too. I’d recommend getting longer tubing as well. It comes with some but not enough length.

Thought this would be a good buy but was a bit disappointed. First it needs to be mounted at the bottom of the tank if you are going to use the bubble feature. If you do this fish will hide between the light bar and the back of the tank glass. It also makes it very hard to vacuum your gravel. 2nd, a single air pump is not enough to produce tiny bubbles in the water, you need a very powerful pump with a dual hose valve to connect each side of the light bar to produce enough pressure across the entire bar for tiny bubbles. 3rd when you are able to produce enough bubble with this product, the popping of those bubbles produce a lot of surface moisture in and out of your tank that will need to be cleaned up. 4th the intensity and color of the lights can be a bit harsh even with dimming the light. The glare from the LED's make it very hard to look at and enjoy your tank. 5th the IR remote needs direct line of sight to function. As far a functionality this is either a light or a bubbler but not both and not in a 40 gal tank, maybe something deeper? The light would be more functional as a top mount shining down but then it would not work as a bubbler. The size we got goes the length of the tank and that should have been fine the pressure needed make this work properly was too intense for our fish and a smaller size might have worked better but would not have produced the bubble wall desired. the quality and durability of this product seems fine but we are only using it as a light occasionally and have separate air stones. For the cost and functionality I don't find this to be a good value and the pressure required to make this work was not clearly identified in the product description.

Works great looks beautiful