is this big enough to make water glow for a science experiment. I will put it in a black box with the water
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I wish I could help you, Nicole. The one I purchased did not work. I suggest you try a different product.
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Yes, this light and any other H2Show lights will work. There is a small "pin" on the base of the bubble maker, on the bottom of the light where the suction cup attaches...that will pull out and leave and opening for the pin on the base of the bubble maker. They work really well together, have one in a volcano in my 10 gallon and one in a skull in my BioCube29. Great looking and gives a great show, plus the fish seem to like it to.
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It's not very big. About 15 inches high, about 6 inches deep and about 8 inches wide. It might be 18 inches high, but don't think so. Mine is a lite grey in color with a removable back water container you can empty when it's full. It's made of plastic and should last a few years. Probably won't last longer than that.
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I believe this product would work very well reflecting direct sunlight. Having a 1/4 inch bubble wrap middle, covered on both side with a shiny aluminum sheet, it is completely opaque, and should not allow any light to transmit through it. It should work very well for the purpose you intend to use it for.
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I think it would be a little large. If you can find one that is smaller, it would probably work nicely. I have it over a saltwater tank and it collects lot of salt because it is so close to the water. Just keep in mind that the plastic tabs that hold the light into place are easy to break. The front tab broke on mine when I first snapped it into place.
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Not even close. You would need to use some sort of led strip lighting. The mouth is probably 3/4" wide on the inside and 1" on the outside by 4' long. There is a lighted version that you can purchase if you don't already own one.
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Without knowing how much room and depth you have to place the light, yes, the light will light it up; no sweat. You'll have to play the "light placement" game. Hope it works out.
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I believe it would look fine in a ten gallon tank. I have mine in a seven gallon tank. Initially I installed it along the back wall in a straight line, basically to observe it for a few days. The LEDS can be quite bright if you look at them directly with nothing to defuse the light. I then moved it to the bottom of the back wall and placed artificial plants and 4" castles near and over the lights. My tank now looks magical at night. I placed the small castles directly over a LED light. The plants defuse the light and the bubbles are tiny sparkles floating up through the leaves. I had to drill small holes in the tops of the castles to allow the bubbles to escape. In the day time the castles have a barely noticeable blue glow and wonderful bluish smoke bubbles rising out of the chimney. At night the castles become magically inner lit with a blue glow and the bubbles from the chimney create an intriguing blue "smoke" stream reaching towards the sky. My fish, mollies, tetras, and fancy guppies, appear to like it also. I never noticed them going in and out of the castles before I lit them up. Now they travel in and out of the castles all the time.
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Water will definitely leak into it, the stickers wouldn't last on it with the outdoor elements, and it would fade and warp. I would keep it an indoor toy for sure. Hope this helps.
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No. It has 2 settings, 1 regular and 1 that's like moon light or something that'll get glofish to glow. (on the dark side)
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Yes and no. You will need to paint it on an edge that doesn't get a lot of foot traffic, otherwise it would wear off eventually. This stuff is not cheap. If it gets enough light exposure during the day, it's conceivable that it will glow long enough to be useful for a few hours at night.
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I doubt it. The photocell is on top, so that will work, but if the hole you dug becomes a puddle, water will likely make it inside. There are special tiles with built-in lights that can be dug in.
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I would not recommend it if they are going to possibly get wet. The water will eventually get into the battery compartment and it not light anymore. Hope that helps
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No, it's about 12-18" across before filling. A 7year old jumped on out water balloon and it broke immediately. It didn't last anywhere near as long as the You Tube videos!
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It's just under 18" long and 7" wide. Adding fluid it'll balloon out a bit to maybe 1.5" to 2"? I didn't fill it for the measurement. Hope that helps
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It doesn't work. The "spilled" mix will glow and the bottle will slightly glow, but the bubbles do not.
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Yes. We have 300 scattered with other rocks in a rock garden. They truly glow in the dark (even better when there isn't a full moon). I just took six pebbles and put them in a bowl of water. They did not float. Should be perfect in an aquarium in a dark room!