Ultimate Guide to the Fluval Plant 3.0 LED Aquarium Light - Part 1
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- It's time to go from beginner to master with my ultimate guide to the Fluval Plant 3.0 LED light. This is by far the best bang for your buck light in the aquarium hobby in my opinion and I'm going to teach you everything you need to know to get the most out of it.
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Ur amazing the convenience KING
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WOW. Next level!! Thank you
Gosh, this sure would have been good info when first buying and starting with the Fluval light!!! This should be mandatory viewing! LOL!
I have a 3.0 but how can you reset the light I have it programmed but I want to change to a different setting 🤷🏼♂️ I’ll try to find the manual lol ✌️🇨🇦
@bentleypascoe would the settings shown at the end also work well with the Fluval nano plant light
@@DanielGreaves-yk2ld you can use them as a base to start, but monitor your tank and adjust if necessary (too much algae, turn it down as an example)
@@BentleyPascoe thank you for taking the time to reply and for all the amazing videos you make. I only have the Fluval spec v which I’m planning on having a single betta and heavy planting with easy to medium level plants
i am seriously going to have to get one of these lights a i have a7ft x30" x24" discus tank mainly java fern and anubias attached to driftwood would one of these be ok or overkill. i know it will make the colours of the discus pop but i want to help the plants as i only have std led not specific for aquariums
Not overkill, but you might turn the power down a little bit from some of my settings in order to account for the fact that you don't have a lot of high demand plants, so you don't need super highlight. You. Tank is a little taller though which will help some to make more powerful light diffract and become more like medium level light.
@@BentleyPascoe thanks so much for the reply i will be purchasing one then i just didnt want an algae outbreaks through too much ligh as ive had bba issues in the past an def dont want them again . so basically follow your settings but tweek them back a bit a not so much pink light which i hear causes the bba issues.
What would you recommend for 18inch tall 30 gallon tank still max 50%?
I would push toward 75% at that height
I need help figuring out the best light settings for my 125 G African Cichlid tank. I have Anubias attached to wood, so they are all on the bottom half of the tank. I have been going back and forth between the Malawi and Planted presets. My plants don't grow at all. I also struggle with brown algae. What light settings would you recommend? Thank you in advance.
Anubias is a slow grower to begin with, so you'll likely need time to get them growing and covering more. I would not push the light past 75% in your case as you might keep getting algae issues.
@@BentleyPascoe Thank you so much for replying. I don't understand the 75% though. What % should I have for red/blue/and the 3 whites? And how many hours would you recommend? Thank you in advance.
@@laurieraczynski6416 I would use auto mode, 1.5 hr sunrise, 1.5 hr sunset, 6 hours of daylight set to: cool white 75, warm white 50, pure white 80, blue 15, pink 50. Start there and monitor algae. If you don't see more algae, stick to it. If more algae forms, email me: bentley.pascoe@gmail.com
@@BentleyPascoe Thank you!! Have a wonderful day.
Do you think 4 36” units of these over a 125g is sufficient for a high tech tank?
I believe so
What size should i get for a 20 long?
The 24-34" model
@@BentleyPascoe thanks! Great content brother!
Glad your doing multiple parts here, I always wonder how other people use their 3.0 settings because there are so many options.
I've had this light for a year and have been so overwhelmed. I don't know how I didn't find this series sooner, but I am so glad I found it now!
This is the most informative video I’ve seen. I’ve have 2 on a 75 gallon for 1.5 yrs and had NO IDEA blue causes BBA and I’m inundated with it. Do I have blue? YUP and LOTS of it. I just removed or seriously reduced blue. I can’t wait to see part 2!! You’ve taught me so much. Can you address tall tanks? I’m setting up a 3’ tall tank with plants. Thanks. 👍☺️
Thank you SO MUCH for this series! I love my Fluval 3 but I’ve been struggling to find a balance of bright enough for my personal taste while not causing huge algae blooms. I didn’t realize increasing the intensity slowly would help discourage algae and I’m hoping this will be the key to solving my problem!
Did it work?
You've made this video before and I followed your tips and settings and my plants went crazy! I also have a pressurized CO2 system. Once I got the balance right between the CO2, light, and fertilizer, everything grew like crazy! I would highly recommend this light to anybody!
It's now been almost a month since I've upgraded to CO² and I'm really starting to see the results. I increase my Fluval plant 3.0 light intensity by 1 - 2% every three or four days until I reach the maximum of 75% (as you suggested) while keeping the CO² at approx. 3 Bps.
For the record, here are my color channels and percentages over the past week:
-09/21-
Pink -50
Blue -5
C.White - 62
P.White - 67
W.white - 56
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-09/24-
Pink -52
Blue - 5
C.white - 64
P.white - 69
W.white - 57
I'm also aiming for the light to provide a maximum of eight hours however, this is getting a suddle transfer to a different "on/off" time period in the day.
Everything will eventually begin at 11:15am (including the CO² injection.)
The reason for the time shift is for two reasons.
1.. Allowing Water changes without removing the CO² within the water column.
2.. Providing admiration of the aquarium during the evening as well as keeping ambient light to a minimum.
This will be the light for my new 75 gallon, and this information is just what I needed! The insight into the blue spectrum is invaluable! Thank you for sharing with us all.
Ummm so if my medium light can go 80% of their lumen level, and you're dropping down the levels to that? My medium light that cost 75% less is the best bang for my money. This light has nice features. The sunset mode is dope af. But for costing 200 compared to my Hygger, I am impressed with my light. And this video just made me feel better about it. Great video, not trying to talk shit. But this gives me a lot of hope with my newer tanks, and the plants I am growing. :)
I have an axolotl in a 4ft 350ltr tank lots of bogwood and plants - I can't go to 100% eventually with the whites because the axolotls don't like bright lights - can I add more pink for plant growth without adding anymore white ?
Currently set at 40 - 5 - 50/50/50
Thanks 😊
You're seriously my hero.. for real. This is the best TH-cam video for me that I've seen since one helped me fix my Saturn in 2010. Thank you! I had no clue what I was doing, first planted, low tech, 10 gallon Betta. I would have fried all my plants and had black algae everywhere within a week or two. I can't thank you enough. So well explained, with screenshots that even an idiot could save and follow. I've subscribed. Going to watch part 2 & 3 now!
Fantastic Fluval 3.0 course! Love it! Can’t wait for parts 2 & 3...first need to purchase more lights from the COOP!
Super helpful ty. Almost certain getting this for my new 50g ... still researching
I probably need one of these but I anya cheapskate so I use 5 dollar clamp lamps and cheap 6000 kelvin LEDs. i get more algae than i should but it can grow plants very well
This is wonderful! I have a 20g long planted tank and got a Fluval plant LED from my husband. I needed help figuring out how to set it up cause the auto presets were ssssooo bright. You did all the work for me! It was so thorough and simple and informative your whole video. Onto part 2!
Thanks for nice video. I think of getting this one but have some wonderings. I have a tank of 59x24x20 inch (length x width x height). I plan for the up to 60 inch (59 watt) led. Is it enough with just one device to cover the full area of the tank?
You will have some areas (edges) of lower light. I run a single 48" light on my 60"x21"x24" guppy mansion
@@BentleyPascoe ok, I plan to replace my 4 T8 (40 watt) tubes so I suppose this one will at least give more light than the old system.
Just bought this light and was able to perfect the settings in real time while listening to you - Excellent walk through. Thank you so much!
My only disappointment is this one doesn't appear to have the storm settings and other fun stuff I've seen on other lights.
thank you for all the tips on having a 10 gallon tank. in retrospect I should have got the half price fluvalsky as I dont need lights this powerful even though I am focused on planting
After only 4 days I already have dark water so I have some down to 8 hours at 50%
Bentley please help me with my light,I’m reslly struggling here…135 g with two 36 inch fluval 3.0…24deep with 2-3 inches of sand…it’s a discus tank set at 85…all low tech plants Val,anub,java fern,am swords and a few tiger lily….atm my settings are P=100 B=20 cw=50
Pw=25 ww=75….i struggled with diatoms,blue green so far…my lights rest right on the glass….please help lol
Hi! Thank you for this video. I have a question, I have a 6ft 125 gallon. Should I get the 48” or get two smaller ones to span the whole tank?
If i don't have any fish or plants yet does it matter what my light setting are. I just didn't want alge to start growing.
Maybe this is an obvious question, but if you have a silly deep tank (about 30'), does all the light mixture options go out the window and you just want to crank the thing to max?
All of my tanks had algae outbreaks and I couldn’t figure out why… now I know 😥 Adjusting my lights and am going to have a lot of manual work to get the algae out!!
I planted plants about a week ago in my 20 long and all of the plants look awful. Lots of brown and decay. Would you recommend doing your 20 long settings or something more intense to bring them back?
Bentley, i bought 2 of these lights, 48 inch for 2- 90 gallon tanks from cory from aquarium coop, love them. also bought 2 more ziss hatcheries, now have three. Thanks for all your advice, really like your videos, full of great information. joe h navy seabee
Yeah, Bentley! Been waiting for this.Bring it on. Been holding back to get one myself. feel like its been "too much light" for me. I mean why buy something and run it at 50% ? Is there a better option in that case. Is Fl. Aquasky a "lesser" version?. Guess I have to wait and see, Huh.
I can’t find any info on settings for the 2.0. I keep getting green algae and hair algae. It’s a planted tank so it needs a lot of light. Can anyone tell me what percentages of each color to use to avoid algae but not affect the plants?
Thanks Bentley. I have 2 Fluval 3.0s. I am looking forward to the rest of your series. Keep up the good work. - Little Bobby
What levels to you recommend for a 10” deep nano with the fluval plant 3.0?
Would the 24-34" model of this light be good for a planted 24x24x20 height tank?
I think so!
Bentley, what is the best distance above the tank for this light on a 15 inch high tank ( 30 x 15 x 12 )
Yay finally, looking forward to part 2 as well.
Hi Bentley! Maybe I’m a little simplistic on these, but I just have them both maxed out at 100% on my 90 gal. I did start with all the lights at 30% with a shorter photoperiod and gradually ramped everything up to an 8 hour 100% all color photoperiod with a 1 hour sunset and sunrise. I know Corvus Oscen uses all of the colors at the same level, too. My tank is pretty algae-free, too. *shrugs*.
Thanks for the video!
Just a quick point to add to part 2 Bentley, be sure to tell new viewers that you are a master horticulturist, as many people are also throwing out videos on this light and people may not know the level of experience and expertise that you are bringing too the table.
Also I am sure that adding a link to Aquarium coop page with the exact light on would help people avoid ordering the wrong lighting off eBay and Amazon.
In either case looking forward to the next part and I would like too add I have learnt so much from your videos regarding aquatic plants. 10/10
Great video Bentley keep up the good work! Love mine on my display tank, but think I might just get a stingray for my 40 breeder.
Can I use the 36in version instead of the 48in on a planted 75g with no drawbacks?
You will have dim spots in the edges of your tank with 36"
@@BentleyPascoe Ah i see thanks!
Just curious…don’t plants need the blue-spectrum lighting?
@@joelweiner3620 need? Not really. White includes blue. Can they utilize it? Absolutely. So can algae.
Can I use the light with out app - Bluetooth.. and do it manually??
Thank you for keeping it simple 👍🏼 really enjoy your channel great stuff
Yes I run 50% light setting on my 4ft anything high algae over taking
Honestly man, I love it when youve covered a topic Im looking for. You tend to go into the details I am looking for. Thanks for this one!
always great videos and yes we need more video 101's for sure and it helps when you have a master teaching you well done bentley... happy xmas by the way
Thanks for the info
Thanks very helpful!
Thanks for doing this, I have one of these on my 40 gallon blue dream shrimp tank. It seems to grow my mosses and red tiger lotus extremely well. I got rid of all blue light, and fluctuate mine doing a dual peak type schedule topping out at 85% power with a rest period in between them where the tank gets a little sunlight through a window. I have had it on the tank since new about a year ago and have had very little algae growth and great plant growth. Cheers.
What size did you get for your 40 gallon tank? Will the 24 to 34 fit ?
@@sparta7660 I have the next size up 36"-48". My 40 gallon breeder tank is 36 inches long. It would have to be suspended above the tank to make the smaller one work. Good luck.
@@benedikt13 thank you. I’ll get the next size up.
Man, you mean I've been racking my brain on the algae and it's the "starry sky" setting I was using at night?
@@-8_8- quite likely
At start, (50%) what's your blues set at as far as % wise?
Also, at 10:20 you mentioned that if one switches to the Fluval PLANT - from a lesser powerful light, starting the FP off gradually would be a wise decision. I wish I had a way to measure the lumans the kit light produced. That way one could have a starting point and Carry on from there.
3%
Much learnt today
Does the light guide apply to black water planted aquariums?
To a certain extent, you just need to make some adjustments based on what you're trying to do with your blackwater aquarium
Kobe told me not to buy this POS because it only has 27 par... He said it was disappointing.
So you comment on multiple videos? I mean, if you feel it's not a good light, why watch videos on it?
What would be the best setting for java ferns and red tiger lotus I have a few little pieces of Monte Carlo also my java ferns look like there shining and pointing straight up I have a fluval flex 15 gallon please help me thanks alot!!
You'll want a medium light setting, but it depends on tank height. If this is a 29g or larger (16"+ in height) I would go with 65% on the whites, 5% blue, 35% pink. If it's shallower, change the whites to 50%. From here just monitor plant health and algae.
Once the tank is established do you still run at 4-5 hours of peak light or would you increase that?
Increase if you want but not required
hi, I have a 32 watt fluval 3.0, do I still use your settings at 50% for a 23 gallon? you had a higher wattage fluval light?
It should still apply, start there, observe and if you need more light, bump it up 10% and observe for a couple more weeks. Don't be afraid to tinker.
Hey bud,
I’m upgrading my lights for my 550m high tank. Would this be enough for my Anubias and Java fern. Just worried my tanks too deep.
Should be fine, I have this light on a 24" talk tank and the java fern in it grows phenomenally.
@@BentleyPascoe thanks so much bud,
Your videos have been amazingly informative and helpful. I’ve been undecided for ages on upgrading lights and couldn’t afford kessils.
One last question with the sunrise and sunset mode. Should I know keep my co2 starting same time I schedule the sunrise to start or should I move it earlier?
@@sierradelta8920 In higher levels of CO2 dosing, I would start CO2 as sunrise starts, if you do the low and slow method of CO2 as I like to call it, then start CO2 30 minutes prior to sunrise. In both cases stop CO2 as sunset begins.
@@BentleyPascoe thanks very much 🙏
Hey mate,
My light just arrived. I’m a little nervous. As stated above my plants are pretty low tech mainly Anubias, Java fern, crypts, hygrophyllia corombosa and some pinnifitada. What would you recommend for a starting point? No blue and the rest at 50%?
Is there anyway to purchase fish from you? I'm interested in some of the otocinclus cocama featured in an earlier video.
What fish I do sell is done through local stores (some ship) but is limited as I'm only breeding so much
@@BentleyPascoe understood. You wouldn't happen to have an online source for them you'd be willing to share? Be much appreciated im kind of an oto enthusiast lol pretty hard fish to find.
@@KniFz best bets are wet spot tropical fish, aquatics arts and get gills
@@BentleyPascoe thank you so much! Love your videos too! Awesome job!
Bentley what is the size for a 20 gallon long
10 gallon?
@@johnnybest6386 20g L is 30", so you end up using the 24" light. 10g use the nano.
I have just purchased this light and need help because I want my daylight to be where the sunset and night is so I can enjoy my tank when I am home, is this possible?
You just adjust the start and end times of sunset and sunrise to create it, or utilize pro mode
What settings should I be using if I dont have plants and dont want to encourage algae growth?
Shallow settings
This is fantastic!!
One thing I’d like to ask for your expertise is:
I have a 20 gallon tank. Several neons and some Cory’s”s. Several pieces of drift wood and only two plants (Hemigraphis Colorata / Purple Waffle)
Now, what settings recommendation do you have for this tank? The plants are small and I do not have any CO2.
@@briancarlisle2534 I would use auto mode, start with all the whites set to 55%, pink 40% and blue 5%. 1.5 hour long sunrise and sunset with 6 hours of daylight. Monitor for how the plants do and if algae becomes a problem and adjust as necessary
@@BentleyPascoe awesome, thanks so much.
I do hope you keep making videos, love to learn from your wealth of knowledge.
Thanks again!
This three-part series on the exact light I own has been AMAZING! Wish I'd seen this sooner. I battle algae on a frequent basis, and I am hoping the tips about not only slowly increasing light intensity over time, but also limiting blue light, will help. I was a "more is better" kind of aquarist and am learning slowly about the finer things. Many thanks for spending the time to put this together in a great format!
Hello, we have an aquarium light product that we want to cooperate with you, how can we get in touch with you for the next step?
Email: bentley.pascoe@gmail.com
a few months ago I purchased this light and I kept having algae issues starting with diatoms then green hair algae and black algae and it’s been a struggle keeping it from killing my plants and now that I come across this video I lowered the lights from default to ur 25% preset and I’ll be sure to update progress in 2 weeks thanks for the amazing info
It’s a strong light for sure. I had it on planted setting at first and plants suffered without co2. I had algae and didn’t like the tint. I’ve since dialed it way back and cut warm white to zero. Seems okay so far.
@@pobster88j94 most of the black algae and hair algae is almost gone, I have 7 nerite snails and the most hated Chinese algae eater xD but hey without those algae eaters that helped me out so much more than the snails I wouldn’t hAve a tank, I was so close on giving up on the hobby but they brought me back but I have my lights at 30% right now
Can i use this light on a Vicenza 160 litre (fluval)
Yes, you just might have to tinker with the settings to not push too much light.
Since a year ago, I finally got this light. I’m using the Auto mode for now. The Manual is lacking, but your tutorial is awesome. Thank you for sharing.
I have a 20g Fluval Flex - is it possible to replace the built-in light with this one?
It will not fit inside the lid but I have seen some people do modifications to fit the nano plant 3.0 into the lid of their flex.
Watched your older video about it after i bought one as i had issues with blue algea so turned down the blues on my 15inch shallow tank a lot. had like 50% before now its like 2-3% and i hope they will vanish over time. I prefer to tune up the warm white like 5-10% more, the neutral one in the middle and the cold white 5% below the neutral white one.
I start early morning with like 1% on all but blue to an 5% all whites and 15% pink. 6pm its at 15 pink, 2% blue, 45% cold/50% neutral/55% warm. till 12:30am it rises up to 35P/2B/50C/60N/65W and then sunset starts.
somehow only the moss has blue algea and the other plants have just some fine hair algea on their leaves after nearly 5 weeks now.
Thanks for the helpful video!
I suppose you can just raise the light to at least 17inches, right (instead of maxing at 50%)? Specially if you are going for the more European aquascaping look... I have mine hanging at 22inches above tank bottom. I will lower it as I calibrate for algae.
i has 2 fluval lights on a 75 gallon what settings should both lights be on like whites and red i dont want to over do it should i keep both lights on 70% whites to achieve high lighting for the tank
I would start there and monitor for algae. If you have minimal algae and it looks good and bright, you're set
I got a 65 long, 20 inches deep. I got 2 36-48" lights. Keep lights 100% on for 12 hours a day lol...Got a farm going on.
Very helpful. I’m looking for this light. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I enjoyed watching. I subscribed and put notifications on, so that I can learn from you.
This video is awesome! I have been running the automode setting in my 54 gallon corner bow (wet/dry sump- internal overflow box) and everything seems to be great. I noticed the temperature has increased and staying at 78.4. Is this ok? I plan on cycling the tank for at least a week before moving my 3 slim bodied goldfish over. Also, any suggestions on a good bubbler to use?
Tank setup was givin to me. How do I know which Fluval LED I have? When I installed app. In pro settings it describes ocean choices. Would those automatically come up if I had the salt water led?
Should be the saltwater light.
@BentleyPascoe thanks for reply. Will be following you for important lighting tips
Hi Bentley, I'm writing to you from Italy, I wanted to ask you a question. Can this fantastic lamp be used in a closed tank? Thanks for your video 😊
It has very good water resistance. But my question is what do you mean by a closed tank? If the intention is to have it under water the entire time, no. But if you're talking something where there's no open air above it because it's in a lid or something like that, but they're still space between the water and the lamp then yes, you should be fine
@@BentleyPascoe many thanks for your reply. With closed aquarium I mean it has lids, but there will be a space of a few inches between the lamp and the water. My concern was due to water evaporation and condensation on the lamp. Thanks again, now I will be more safe in my purchase 😊
It’s a year later and I just got this light I wish I Google you beforehand. The Algae outbreak is real lol. Hopefully now that I am watching this I can get a handle on it
Had the aquasky for my 75 gallon and just purchased the plant 3.0 after hearing mix reviews using the aquasky on anything taller than 15 inches.
Hello have you got thisnsetting as file so i can download please
They don't do settings files for the Fluval lights that are easily accessible from the phone unfortunately.
New to fluval plant light. I have a 65 gallon L36xW18xH21. I have a established tank and have it on planted setting. Have alge growth. Saw your video. What would the best setting to use. Thanks in advance
If you have a lot of plants you can use a different setting, but I would start with my shallow tank setting from the part 3 video on auto mode in this guide
@@BentleyPascoe Thank you I wll try that
Just got this light to replace my Radeon I used when the tank was salt. Buggest surprise was how low to the tank it sit. Helpful video though!
Great information. Having just set up a new planted tank I appreciated his recommendation of starting the light at 50% and slowly ramping up the light. That is something I had never thought of.Odds are you just saved me the headache of fighting algae in a new tank.
Thank you so much for making this video.
He's right about the blackbeard algae, I had the blue light on at about 10 percent in my 55 gallon and eventually, maybe also with overfeeding, the Blackbeard algae took over
Hi Bentley, I'm just setting up a 375 liter aquarium and thinking about this light. Will I need 1 or 2 of The Lights in my aquarium? Heavily planted. The size is 50 x 50 x 150 cm.
That's going to depend on the light requirements of the plants. If you're mostly low and medium light plants, I think you can get away with just one light, but you're going to have some dim spots just because of the distance front to back in your aquarium. If you want to be absolutely certain, get two lights, get plenty of light in there and then you can turn the lights down if it's too intense.
@@BentleyPascoe that was as I suspected. I have a lot of pogostemon, rotala, ludwigia and cabomba with co2 injektion so I will proberably need 2 Lights to cover the area.
My plant 3.0 settings does not have a pro mode.
You'll want to update the software. In the upper right corner you should see 3 dots, tap that to open the menu and you should see an update option. Once your app is updated, you can push firmware updates to the light.
Thank you so much, I got my Fluval about 2 weeks ago and wish I had viewed your video before I plugged it in, now I have a serious algae & diatom bloom.
My Reeve’s Turtle loves the Fluval Plant light because of the heat it gives off. She basks under the light quite often.
Would this be sufficient enough to reach 22 inches to grow a carpet plant?
I'm looking at getting the 36"
It should depending on the carpet plant
Awesome
Thanks for the very fast reply
I have hc cuba and blyxa japonica
Fantastic video, thank you!!! Turns out I was giving my plants waaaay too much light. No wonder I was farming algae.
Will this work for 320 tank saltwater?
Fluval makes a saltwater Reef specific light that would likely be better for Salt tanks as you want different spectrum.
Awesome info! I was researching various lights and after watching Cory's video when it first came out, yours came up in the suggested. I have an Aquasky on my 10 gallon shrimp and like the app. I have Fluval 2.0's on a few tanks, but wanted to get a new light for my 55 new community tank and was looking at this and the Finnex. Biggest drawback for me was the warranty. I started to notice on the Nicrew lights the BBA outbreaks due to just white and blue leds. The planted Nicrew isn't bad as I have a dimmer timer. But I like the functionality of the app. I am going to check out the rest of your video on this light as I think this is one for me. Just based on the lower model Aquasky these are good lights and I love the 2.0, but I think this is the light for me after watch this video, Pretty sure after watch thr other videos it will seal the deal. Thanks for this in depth look.
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I don’t plan to ever upgrade from the stingrays if I can avoid it. But if I can’t I’ll be referencing this video.
After a year I’m coming back to refresh my knowledge. Thank you Bentley.
Your video was so helpfull, Thanks from Belgium ☺️