Can someone identify this light fixture??

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I hope this works 1st time trying to post pics but can someone ID this light fixture?? its 48 long it had labels but they are gone or faded, I am trying to buy legs for it so I can get my tank going
 

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I can't ID the fixture for you, but you could just take a couple of boards (like 2x4) or even go to Home Depot and get 2' x 2' PVC solid trim and lay them front to back over the tank at the outer edges of the fixture and set the fixture on top of them. Use a stainless screw at the front and back on the bottom of the board to keep them from slipping into the tank. I used this method for months before I made my own canopy and mounted the lights inside it.
 
Thanks it's about 2 yrs old if that helps I like the ideas of suspending or the 2x4 s but wife is super anal and Idk if she would go for that
 
I just stop per at LPS and they said it looks old I know the store he got it from is closed may have been old stock
 
Any one know if they still make Aqua Clear Aquatics lighting anymore??? I found a sticker when too the side cover off
 
Aqua Clear still makes sumps and they still make HOB filters as well.

I used to have a sump that was made by Aqua Clear. Great sump, but they didn't round the acrylic edges and when you were cleaning it, it would cut you DEEP, fast. So I threw it out.
 

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