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05/08/2006, 06:13 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Hillsborough, NC
Posts: 178
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Help a lighting newbie
Greetings everyone,
I have had a 125 gallon saltwater tank going for about 5 years overall now and I want to take it to the next level with some anemones and possibly corals in the future. Right now, I have the standard two bulb florescent light system that came with the tank. To get strong enough lighting to accomplish my goal, I am guessing I need a hood? What are my options? I was told that they do not produce a production hood for my tank so I would have to have one custom built. Any ideas where to look for this? Also, are there any lighting options I am overlooking? Any help on this subject would be appreciated. The tank I have currently has one divider in the center if that helps. |
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05/08/2006, 07:11 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Houston TX
Posts: 318
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check out this guy Terry, He did my set-up at a great price and quality work. My set-up is on the main page of his website
www.hollingsworthscwc.com
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ya tank is only as nice as your stand... Current Tank Info: working on a new one |
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05/08/2006, 07:51 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: maryland
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I made my own pendant Hood setup. I am really happy with it. the one thing about DYI is you can make it any way you want to suit your needs. Its not that hard and with a little though and a bunch of posts it is certainly Possible. best of luck.
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I found a way to make a small fortune running a reef tank. Start with a large fortune. Unofficial President of the SEACLONE haters club Current Tank Info: 125 mixed reef 110 lbs LR, 1x250watt XM 20K MH 2x175watt XM 20K MH on Magetics 2X96 watt actinic PC, 220 watt VHO actinic, 30 gallon refugium, closed loop system powered by Sequence Dart MSX 200 skimmer 38 gallon sump, Oceansmotions squirt |
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