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Question: axolotl led light help

avitalpanda

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i have axolotls and was just wondering when i put up my led strip for thier tank,i will have its brightness down if i could have it on for 7 hours each day or somedays nearly all day if that may harm the axolotls eyes at all i just thought i should ask thanks
 
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I have the option oglf changing the color with remote and other stuff like that and because of gfp axolotl
 
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