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Aquarium Advice Regular
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does my light fixture need stands?
I finally got a new coralife light fixture and lights today. It has little pegs that keep it like a quarter inch off the cover but does it need to be higher off it or will it be ok?
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Depends on what type of fixture. If it's a compact fluorescent sitting on glass (1/4" is "sitting on" in my book) the glass will eventually shatter. If it's just a regular fluorescent, you're probably OK. If it's metal halide, well... it'd probably be broken by now so I doubt that's the case!
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Aquarium Advice Regular
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yea its a compact. 65 watt with the 50/50 bulb. Should i just prop it up with something in the mean time?
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Oh... less wattage that I assumed. It might be OK, but I'd prop it up with something just to be safe. Maybe someone else with that fixture has some more personal experience...
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Moved to General Hardware and equipment discussion.
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well my canopy is like 2 inches above it, maybe a little more. Any way i could hang it from the canopy top?
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