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I recently converted my 38 gallom tank to salt water.
I am now looking to ugrade the lighting. The tank is 36" wide. Currently has a perfecto hood with single bulb. I would like to have some live rock, maybe some creatures in the future. Will I need to replace the entire hood? (I think I do) I have seen some 3 bulb fixtures, I doubt these will fit my hood. So I would then need glass tops? The glass tops on my 75gal, seemed to come apart. The glue holding the hinge together. Are they all like this? Any suggestions on what I should be looking at? Could I just convert a shop light for the tank? I have a shop light. |
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Pete, I have 3 bulbs over my 29g, and technically you could fit 4 if you really
wanted them. I'd suggest you look into Power Compacts, which you can find at HelloLights. They sell a 24" retro kit that cost $199 last December, and stagger the light bulbs a little to spread it out over the 36" you have. (Mine is 30, and I run them in formation.) Marc Pete wrote: I recently converted my 38 gallom tank to salt water. I am now looking to ugrade the lighting. The tank is 36" wide. Currently has a perfecto hood with single bulb. I would like to have some live rock, maybe some creatures in the future. Will I need to replace the entire hood? (I think I do) I have seen some 3 bulb fixtures, I doubt these will fit my hood. So I would then need glass tops? The glass tops on my 75gal, seemed to come apart. The glue holding the hinge together. Are they all like this? Any suggestions on what I should be looking at? Could I just convert a shop light for the tank? I have a shop light. -- Personal Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com/oanda/index.html Business Page: http://www.sparklingfloorservice.com Marine Hobbyist: http://www.melevsreef.com |
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![]() "Marc Levenson" wrote in message ... you could fit 4 if you really wanted them. quite easily Marc, I run 4x65 on my 29 and could even go with 6 with no problem at all. but the 4 seam to do a great job as all corals are doing great and growing like weeds. the red shrooms I got from you are budding like crazy. kc |
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