OK, thank you for clarifying. Yes, that sounds like a very good idea. I use fishtank lights for some delicate ferns, mosses and clubmoss. Very effective. If the light works, you use it. I also use regular old white under cabinet lighting for violets and jades. 95% of the time, the "full spectrum" marketing is nothing but BS.

When and if you can, possibly after you move, consider getting one or more of these lights for the top row: https://www.amazon.com/Monios-L-Spectrum-Integrated-Fixture-Reflector/dp/B072J2T878 - I've lost count of all the grow lights that wound up in storage, because they were useless.

The Monios lights are perfect. I have delicate sinningia growing under them, hardy cacti and even spiders growing under them in different areas and all the plants thrive under these lights. I know many people can't stand the fuchsia color, but they work 100x better than the "sunlight" bulbs.