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Aquarium Advice Apprentice
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Attaching Coralife Light Fixtures to Canopy
I have a LFS purchased wood canopy for my 55 gal. FW planted tank. In addition, I also have 2 Coralife 2-28Watt light fixtures that are currently lying on top of the existing tank frame. I would like to attach these fixtures to the underside of the canopy's top, to aid in reducing heat build-up and increase light coverage. I believe the fixtures would be suspended approximately 3" (max.) above the water surface. The Coralife light fixtures feature bent wire supports that aid in keeping the lights out of the water by increasing the width of the fixture, when extended. What do ya'll think is the best method for attaching the light fixtures to the canopy? Utilize the wire supports in some way?
TIA!
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55 g. planted FW tank w/2 Angels, 10" Pl*co, 6 Cory's, 6 Serpeas, 8 Cardinals, 4 Scissortails, 2 Keyholes, Blue Ram, 2 Brown Loaches, 2 Clown Loaches, 1 Clown Pl*co, 2 Rainbows, 5 Rosy Barbs, & Featherfin Catfish |
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Join Date: May 2008
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I think you put the wrong picture
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Wrong Picture
Well, I guess you are correct. I meant to attach the photo for general interest. I'll post a more appropriate pic next time.
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55 g. planted FW tank w/2 Angels, 10" Pl*co, 6 Cory's, 6 Serpeas, 8 Cardinals, 4 Scissortails, 2 Keyholes, Blue Ram, 2 Brown Loaches, 2 Clown Loaches, 1 Clown Pl*co, 2 Rainbows, 5 Rosy Barbs, & Featherfin Catfish |
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