I have tried a number of different moonlight and lunar simulation products. They are all very blue. This is to stimulate the light that penetrates at a certain depth in the Ocean. In the freshwater enviroment, the light would still be very white, so the effect the blue had was never very nice. A white-ish moonlight on the other hand.. 
Another point to consider, if you keep fish. Most small fish like Tetras, Rasboras ect are prey items to nocturnal hunters and actively seek out the darkness in my experiance, where Large cichlids and other nocturnal hunters become quite active at night.
In my tank, the Rasbora vaterifloris always cower in the corner away from the light, but my clown loaches seem to cruise around quite a bit, along with my gouramis and red tail black shark. The blue light is still ugly though. :shock:
In my Saltwater tank, I never ever see the fish at night with a moonlight, I think they too hide from nocturnal predators. Before I had the light I would see them once and a while moving between rocks.
Another point to consider, if you keep fish. Most small fish like Tetras, Rasboras ect are prey items to nocturnal hunters and actively seek out the darkness in my experiance, where Large cichlids and other nocturnal hunters become quite active at night.
In my tank, the Rasbora vaterifloris always cower in the corner away from the light, but my clown loaches seem to cruise around quite a bit, along with my gouramis and red tail black shark. The blue light is still ugly though. :shock:
In my Saltwater tank, I never ever see the fish at night with a moonlight, I think they too hide from nocturnal predators. Before I had the light I would see them once and a while moving between rocks.
