LEDs?

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If you read my thread, I mounted mine exactly 12" above the water surface and have good coverage on a 18" x 60" x 23" deep tank. You may need to go a little higher to get the same coverage depending on your tank dimensions.
 
That shoud get you good coverage. I know with their leg kits the lights are only about 6" high so coverage is not very good which is why I kept my canopy and raised them higher.
 
Those leg kits look like they suck. Barely off the top of the water
 
I would love to do this
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with 2 fixtures tho.
 
I run my hydras the oposite way mind u i went with four ove a six foot span. See if u can find a local metal shop that can slot some aluminum tube for you and suspend it from the ceiling. Ill post a pic tonight

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I run my hydras the oposite way mind u i went with four ove a six foot span. See if u can find a local metal shop that can slot some aluminum tube for you and suspend it from the ceiling. Ill post a pic tonight

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What size tank?
 
Its a 140 gallon. Still building the setup but the lights are set to go

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Very nice!!! I should put my light that way instead of across on my tank?
 
because your tank is 24 wide by 48 you may want to consider it. I feel youd get a nice spread mounting them in the same direction as mine and it allows for another unit to be added with minimal effort. just slide the others over and slide a new on in:wink:
 
Would you stay with the ai sol blues or get 2 hydras instead on this tank? I haven't even used the sols yet. They are still in the box!
 

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