ARRRGGGHHHH Bright lights

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Ok soooo my gruesome twosome seem to love the dark.

I have a light at one end over the plants. Its not what i would call bright & to be honest most of the light is blocked by the plants but still they shy away from it & only come out at night. Ive started turning the light off more & more but the plants need light.
What do I do?
will a blue light make them happy? as well as being enough light for the plants?.
I know they dont have eyelids but is the light really bothering them that much?
 
I think they'll get used to the light in a few minutes. Mine freak out when I open the curtains and go like ASHDJAHSDJKABK *panic*, but a few minutes later they're just walking around the tank again, with their little poker faces like nothing happened. I love them :)
 
Mine dont seem to mind the bright light but I only keep it on during the day though, at night I use a red light and they love it.
 
Mine doesn't seem bothered by light at all. I use a blue light for him on a night time and he's not bothered by it.
 
Are your guys that freak out GFP? Because iggy, my gfp HATES blue lights/black lights but is cool with regular lighting
 
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