sooz
Member
Hi, wonderful wise fish people
I am wondering if anyone knows how I might look at my tank at night without freaking out my fish? I never see my lobster - he only ventures out at night (i saw a blur of him once diving back into his cave!) and I would like to watch the night life in my tank sometimes.
Could a black light be used? Or how about a flashlight with colored cellophane over it? ( i remember we used these once on a stargazing trip because the colored cellophane (it was red or blue i forget) kept the light from the flashlights from dilating our pupils.)
I don't have any night-vision goggles handy, so I thought maybe there is some other method for watching my tank at night??
I am wondering if anyone knows how I might look at my tank at night without freaking out my fish? I never see my lobster - he only ventures out at night (i saw a blur of him once diving back into his cave!) and I would like to watch the night life in my tank sometimes.
Could a black light be used? Or how about a flashlight with colored cellophane over it? ( i remember we used these once on a stargazing trip because the colored cellophane (it was red or blue i forget) kept the light from the flashlights from dilating our pupils.)
I don't have any night-vision goggles handy, so I thought maybe there is some other method for watching my tank at night??