Mounting the AI hydra 26

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Hey guys, (New here)
I'm in need of a little help. I have a 220G -- 72 x 24 x 30" tank that has a black plastic rim at the top. I was going to go with a single-arm kit, until I realize that it wasn't compatible. Hanging the light's isn't going to work,.. so I was wondering- What would a good, easy solution to mount 3 AI hydra 26HD's to a tank that looks professional?

Thanks in advance,
-Logan
 
AI had hydra mounts, that mount to the back of the stand, an then there's an arm over the tank. I actually have some of them in the basement if you are in need. They look like this: http://www.theaquariumsolution.com/files/imagecache/279_279/files/products/EXT_mount_rail2web.jpg, and come in silver and black.

Unfortunately, from all the plumbing behind the aquarium, I'm not entirely sure if I could mount this properly. Not to mention that I'd have to drain the tank just to move it.. :\ Do you think this system would work with an aquarium w/ a plastic rim around the top? https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/a...tm_source=bc&gclid=CKnnt-6qoNMCFZOMaQodpg8AlA
 

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