Choosing right light that's compatible with my canopy

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After talking to a couple of members here on this forum I was convinced on getting the AI prime hd lights or some kessils for my tank but ran into a little problem. I don't think I am able to mount the lights to the glass with my current setup. I might be able to mount one on the side my protein skimmer is on but not the side my filter is on since I have hardly any room to mount. Any advice would help. If not I might just get the fluval Marine light instead which I heard is decent.

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I would lean towards a strip light like a fluval Marine 3.0. 2 of them would be a great light for your tank. Another good option would be 2 aquaticlife Edge lights
 
That's kinda what I was thinking. Maybe going with the fluval since I have low light corals.
 
Can you mount on the canopy? Kessil would work for that but you may be best off with the orbit marine lights or maybe even a couple of the ReefBrite XHOs.
 
Yea kinda looking into those as well. Slightly leaning toward the fluval since it's wifi and it's app.
 

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