I have a 200 gal mixed reef tank which measures 7' long x 2' wide x 2' deep. I have a self made volcano in the middle of the tank, which releases an air surge every 5 minutes depending on how i set the air pump flow. The purpose of this is to create a wave maker and it looks cool. I am planning to have zoah garden cover the volcano in time.
There is the problem and all ideas-suggestions are appreciated, I need more lighting in the center of the tank for the zoahs.
On the top of the tank there is a 1/2 inch thick x 2 ft wide x 23 inch wide glass support brace. The glass support brace also get splashed with tank water each time the volcano erupts which causes a drip rain effect. This also creates algae and salt to build up under the glass support over time, which I can clean as needed.
Is there a way to add-attach lighting for the zoahs to the underside of the glass support which is constantly wet ?
Is there lighting that i can rest on top of the support glass which will pernitrate the 1/2" thick glass ?
My current lighting is (2) x 72" current loop lights and (1) Kassel A-80 tuna blue at each end of the tank.
Anyway I need to find a way to get more lighting to the zoah on this volcano.
There is the problem and all ideas-suggestions are appreciated, I need more lighting in the center of the tank for the zoahs.
On the top of the tank there is a 1/2 inch thick x 2 ft wide x 23 inch wide glass support brace. The glass support brace also get splashed with tank water each time the volcano erupts which causes a drip rain effect. This also creates algae and salt to build up under the glass support over time, which I can clean as needed.
Is there a way to add-attach lighting for the zoahs to the underside of the glass support which is constantly wet ?
Is there lighting that i can rest on top of the support glass which will pernitrate the 1/2" thick glass ?
My current lighting is (2) x 72" current loop lights and (1) Kassel A-80 tuna blue at each end of the tank.
Anyway I need to find a way to get more lighting to the zoah on this volcano.