Alternatives to AI Prime light flex arm ?

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There are a lot of negative reviews about the AI Prime flex arm breaking and causing the light to fall into the tank. I was wondering if anyone has found an alternative arm that is compatible with the AI Prime 16HD thread, or any alternative ways to set it up.
 
There are a lot of negative reviews about the AI Prime flex arm breaking and causing the light to fall into the tank. I was wondering if anyone has found an alternative arm that is compatible with the AI Prime 16HD thread, or any alternative ways to set it up.
This one..
 
I bought a 3-light track light, gutted it and installed the primes using their own stock metal brackets. After that I bought the floating shelf that it's mounted to. There is a coat closet on the other side of the wall. I drilled a small hole through to the closet side and ran the wires through, so all the power supplies are in the closet.
 
I never had a problem with the bendable arms. I ran 7 with no issues on several tanks for a couple years..
I hated the metal one. If you looked at them they would move, lol.
Metal vs bendable.
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