What light is this????

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I got this light used with a complete system I bought but there's nothing on the light to say what brand it is it anything.

It's 6ft long used for a 150

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It has 4 CF bulbs
3 metal halides
And led moon lighting

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Here is the tank with my girl and my dad in the picture

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Here is our dove that comes back every year and even let's is get with 3 ft of it.

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It looks like a Coralife Aqualite Pro, but not 100% sure because the moonlights look a little different than the one I had, but the rest is pretty much identical.
 
Looks like old Odyssea unit, and I mean old, everyone uses T5 or LEDs in the units now. 1134w?? 3- 250w halides? 4 96w power compacts?
 
Thanks guys I looks both them up and it looks like the odyssea one. I was asking because I have no clue how to even take it apart to replace bulbs because nothing seems to want to move not even the covers that look like they should slide
 
By the looks of it, the covers are salt creeped into place, should be able to apply some constant pressure and have them let go.
 
To get the salt creep out could I also apply some rodi water along the sides where it slides in and see if the water will help soften it up?? Not much just enough to have it soak in
 
Maybe vinegar would be a better idea, once that creep hardens up, its tough to get out.
 

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