Do your LEDs have built-in resistors? If not you will need to add them between the LED And the power.
A quote from groovygamegear on the subject:
LED’s are like goldfish. They don’t know when to stop consuming and will “pop” if you feed them too much. For this reason, you must install a resistor in series with the LED to limit the current to an amount that will make the LED bright and happy.
RESISTOR VALUE = (5v - LED VOLTAGE) / LED CURRENT RATING
With his leds the resistor would be: 5v-3.2v led =1.8 / .2 (20ma rating) =90 ohms. Since you won't find a 90ohm resistor... go up to 100 Ohms... if they are wired in parallel.
In your case: 8 leds x volts per led is how many volts you'll need to power them fully if they are wired in series. In which case you may not need resistors. But they may not go to their full brightness if underpowered.