Fluval Fresh and Plant 2.0 LED Light Overview Review

Fluval Fresh and Plant 2.0 LED Light Overview Review
In this video i take a look at the new Fluval Fresh and Plant 2.0 LED aquarium light. This LED unit is specifically designed to support plant growth with full spectrum LED.

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[AussieAquatic]

I have really enjoyed the performance of this light on my tank Very thorough review.

[DebTim]

Looks great.. I'm going to have to check into this.

[DJ_LittlePea]

This light looks great and perfect review thanks for sharing 🤗🤗

[glen]

Hi. You have the best videos for unboxing and comparing Fluval Aquasky 1.0 and 2.0. Does the Fluval Fresh and Plant LED include retrofit kit like the Aquasky LED boxes do?

Looking forward to your answer

[prettypothosme]

We are three weeks with this light. It's nice but I was used to a hood and wonder what I can do to keep so much of the light from shining onto the wall behind and at end of the tank and under the fixture in the front. I want the tank to be lit, not the rest of the room. If I try to block it in, it may get hot.

[markc]

Hi hope you can help I’m getting a aqua oak 200 litre tank as a medium to high tech planted with co2 and ferts but it’s the lights I can’t decide on it’s either fluval or the TMC tile which would you choose thanks

[longsword]

Can you get a remote for this light To control the lighting thank you

[avenger]

hi will this fit on a fluval roma 200 ? is it extendable? or do I have to ask at my local aquarist for the right one that fits my aquarium . I like the look of this lighting !

[aliciacb]

Do you know if this light will fit the old Fluval Roma 200?

[CristianoRonaldo-wtoj]

What are some of the other competitors out there in this class? I too am looking for a good plant LED but the 2.0 is just too damn expensive

[abstract]

Hi there im wondering if you can help me please, I'm considered upgrading my aquarium lighting to led's I'm looking at x2 59w fluval fresh and plant 2.0 or x2 30w fluval aquasky, I'm honestly not sure which to go for, obviously the fresh and plant is the better light but I'm not sure if they will be overkill as I have no plants in my tank so the units will be only used purely for lighting purposes only, my tank is very large 120"x30"x30" so I'm not sure if the aquaskys will penetrate to the bottom of the tank with it only being a total of 60w overall, or even be bright enough overall for such a large tank, I ask because I know you have done great reviews on both units and would realy appreciate you opinion on if you think the aqua sky would do the job, obviously I would far prefer to buy the aquaskys as they would only cost 40 percent of the fresh and plant 2.0, what's your thoughts? Any help would be massively appreciated, many thanks in advance

[stephen-truthseeker]

Sorry mate I've posted on the wrong video!

[stephen-truthseeker]

Fuval lights are waterproof finnex lights are not.

[MarcoElkes]

This review is bias since you got an affiliate link in the description. Don't buy just from this review

[AussieAquatic]

Yes, Trump will be very interesting! LOL.

[djmikesea]

complete garbage, the wifi controller most of the time wont even log in, so you have No control over the light.

[bugrist]

Terrible Pulse Width Modulation. You are going to strobe the fishes.