T5 lights for nano

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Hi all!

I’m trying to figure out a t5 lighting option for a friend. The tank is 60x25x30cm or 24x10x12 inches.
If going for only t5, are there any products to fit this size? I’m thinking of a light with 24w bulbs.
Also, would you recommend 2, 3 or even 4 tubes?
Thanks!
 
Excellent. That's a tiny tank. 15 gallons? 2 bulb 24" T5 10" above the tank or if they want more spectral range a 4 bulb with a mix of bulbs. I love T5 and have them over my reef in combination with LED's. With something that small I would def get a par meter to ensure I wasn't blasting my corals.
 
Thanks! That’s exactly the type of thing I’m looking for except that’s 31” and the length of the tank is 24”.
Do you know of something like this but one size down?
 
I am using a Vivosun 2 bulb 24" fixture on my 29 gallon, ATI coral plus and blue plus bulbs.

Looks like Vivosun doesn't make T5s anymore, but this looks similar:

Amazon product ASIN B0BJ1BHQDT
Sorry I didn’t see that. Yea that’s more like it, do you hang yours from the ceiling or is there a stand available?
 
Mine sits on poly carbonate like right on the rim:

Picture when I get home
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Yea I think 2 would would be enough for this size.
Those sound interesting, if I understand correctly you can link them together and put as many as you want/will fit?
AFAICT .yes.
 

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