Bluepet N-6 Nano Aquarium Lamp 2.5 watts Changing color
The Bluepet N-6 is a 2.5W colour-changing nano aquarium lamp for small tanks and fish bowls, cycling through colours for a lively decorative glow in a tiny, easy-to-fit form. Built for bowls and very small aquariums, it makes fish stand out with soft, shifting colour, drawing little power and running on simple plug-in operation on Indian mains. A budget way to add eye-catching light to a desktop bowl or nano tank.
Why choose the Bluepet N-6?
- Colour-changing LED glow that adds a lively, decorative accent.
- Compact 2.5W nano lamp sized for bowls and very small tanks.
- Very low power draw and minimal heat.
- Plug-in operation on 220–240V, 50 Hz mains.
- Suitable for aquariums and bowls, easy to fit.
Specifications
| Brand | Bluepet |
| Model | N-6 (Changing Color) |
| Power | 2.5 watts |
| Voltage | 220–240V, 50 Hz |
| Type | Nano colour-changing decorative LED |
| Best for | Fish bowls and very small tanks |
Which tanks is it best for?
The N-6 suits fish bowls and very small nano tanks as a colour-changing decorative light. It is not a plant-growth light — for live plants choose a full-spectrum nano light such as the Bluepet N6 Neo+ (6W) or Sobo AL-180. See our aquarium light guide.
How to use it
Fit the lamp on your bowl or nano tank and run it 6–8 hours a day, ideally on a timer, with a dark night period. Keep the adaptor above water and route the cable with a drip loop. Avoid leaving it on continuously to limit algae. See should you turn aquarium lights off at night.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Bluepet N-6 for?
Colour-changing decorative lighting for fish bowls and very small tanks, to brighten the tank and show off fish.
Can it grow plants?
No. It is a low-wattage decorative light. For live plants use a full-spectrum nano light like the N6 Neo+ or Sobo AL-180.
How is it different from the N-6 Mix Color?
Both are 2.5W N-6 nano lamps; this version cycles through changing colours, while the Mix Color gives a blended colour glow.
What tanks does it suit?
Bowls and very small nano tanks wanting a colourful decorative glow.
How many hours should I run it?
6–8 hours a day with a dark night period, even on a bowl, to keep algae down.
Lighting a bowl or nano? Read the complete aquarium light guide.
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