Sera Tropic Sun Royal[Power - 15W]

Sera Tropic Sun Royal[Power - 15W]Experience full spectrum warm sunlight designed for your freshwater aquarium. This spectrum closely mimics tropical daylight, enhancing the natural colors of your aquatic environment. Sera Tropic Sun Royal offers the perfect illumination with a bright, warm daylight effect ideal for tropical aquariums that reflect rainforest conditions. This lamp features a broad spectrum that ensures the most accurate color representation. With a color temperature of

Experience full spectrum warm sunlight designed for your freshwater aquarium. This spectrum closely mimics tropical daylight, enhancing the natural colors of your aquatic environment. Sera Tropic Sun Royal offers the perfect illumination with a bright, warm daylight effect ideal for tropical aquariums that reflect rainforest conditions.

This lamp features a broad spectrum that ensures the most accurate color representation. With a color temperature of 4700K, it emulates the gentle sunlight found during a tropical morning. According to German standards (DIN), the light resemblance index achieves lA (the highest rating), accurately reflecting natural sunlight by 92%. The emission of ultraviolet rays is minimized to just 2%, focusing on UV A and UV B wavelengths essential for terrariums that mimic swamps and tropical rainforests, making it suitable for inhabitants that require low UV intensity, like spiders, scorpions, and various insects. Additionally, the smooth poisonous frog benefits from this level of ultraviolet exposure to avoid vitamin deficiency issues.

Many terrarium-dwelling animals rely on UV A and UV B light for synthesizing vitamin D in their skin. For this reason, Sera Tropic Sun Royal is also an excellent choice for lighting bird cages.

Note: The lifespan of aquarium lamps is 12 months. The lamp's spectrum gradually shifts over this period, and it may no longer serve its purpose effectively after that time. To ensure optimal performance, it's recommended to replace aquarium lamps every 12 months.