Not the LED, movement of the water surface.What do you mean the light is blinking?
Are the LEDs actually blinking, or is the movement of the water surface causing what appears to be blinking?
Yes. It can stress the fish?You mean the light hitting the water surface is being refracted in common parlance it is being dappled.
+1. Perfectly safe.It won't hurt the fish. This occurs naturally in the wild.
I don't know but it gives me a headache.Thanks
It's not bad for the humans eyes?
Don't be a baby!I don't know but it gives me a headache.
I don't mind some shimmer but some tanks at a LFS literally look like they are flickering on and off.Don't be a baby!
LEDs, Metal Halides, and sunlight will all refract light like that.
I like it up to a point! If it bothers you, decrease your surface agitation a little.
All kidding aside, I run 6 15 watt Bridgelux LEDs on my 65H, and the shimmer is a bit excessive. I have my continuous WC dripping into the tank, causing it.I don't mind some shimmer but some tanks at a LFS literally look like they are flickering on and off.
Even my 4 bulb T5HO had a bit of shimmer with a different outflow than I have now because the lights were raised so high. It didn't bug me but it would have if I had LED's.