Jimbo7
Aquarium Advice Addict
Technically this belongs in the nano section, but as of late it seems pretty dusty in there.
Anyway, here is my 12g LED experiment tank that I will be running at school this year. I'm planning on keeping only high light things and maintaining mini colonies. My semi-mentality was that it will be like a bonsai tank. Lots of trimming and care to do this stuff. So, right now I have lots of SPS frags, Acans, and a new crocea clam who all have to make the journey over.
I'm not going to detail this too much here, I'll probably make a big write up in the DIY section concerning exact details, but feel free to ask on anything.
Equipment:
6 Cree XP-G
6 Cree XP-E
2 BuckPuck 1000mA dimming drivers
1 24V, 6.5A Postrans power supply
1 heatsink from heatsinkusa roughly 10x6
Had to get the heatshrink cut down at work for it to fit how I wanted.
Used nanotuners thermal pads to adhere the LEDs
Wiring the stock fans in series to attach them to the 24v supply.
Wiring up the stock switch, it fit perfectly in between the fins of the heat sink.
Anyway, here is my 12g LED experiment tank that I will be running at school this year. I'm planning on keeping only high light things and maintaining mini colonies. My semi-mentality was that it will be like a bonsai tank. Lots of trimming and care to do this stuff. So, right now I have lots of SPS frags, Acans, and a new crocea clam who all have to make the journey over.
I'm not going to detail this too much here, I'll probably make a big write up in the DIY section concerning exact details, but feel free to ask on anything.
Equipment:
6 Cree XP-G
6 Cree XP-E
2 BuckPuck 1000mA dimming drivers
1 24V, 6.5A Postrans power supply
1 heatsink from heatsinkusa roughly 10x6
Had to get the heatshrink cut down at work for it to fit how I wanted.
Used nanotuners thermal pads to adhere the LEDs
Wiring the stock fans in series to attach them to the 24v supply.
Wiring up the stock switch, it fit perfectly in between the fins of the heat sink.