Heagney
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Thanks buddy
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DIY??
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zozo
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If the pressure, weight is applied perpendicular and doesn't push out sideways with strain on the kit seams a tank can support pretty heavy load.
I gave it a try once above my pond, with a little 30 liter tank and placed it upside down only supported on it's side panels and sucked the water in with vacuum. So that was 30 liter = 30 kilo skybox filled with water for the goldfish to swim above pond level, resting only on it's side pannels, stood there for a few months and now i'm still using the same tank as test/propagator tank.
So a light fixture of a few kilo's wont hurt as long, as said, the whole construction is level and steady..
I gave it a try once above my pond, with a little 30 liter tank and placed it upside down only supported on it's side panels and sucked the water in with vacuum. So that was 30 liter = 30 kilo skybox filled with water for the goldfish to swim above pond level, resting only on it's side pannels, stood there for a few months and now i'm still using the same tank as test/propagator tank.
So a light fixture of a few kilo's wont hurt as long, as said, the whole construction is level and steady..
Heagney
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Just for info...
2x30w from TLC delivered is £90
2x30w from LESHut delivered is £70
2x30w from TLC delivered is £90
2x30w from LESHut delivered is £70
Heagney
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LEDHut NOT LESHut....that's a whole different story 
dean
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Which ones do you use ?
Greenfinger2
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The 30w slim Led
The gray ones work the same I use them over my Waba- Kusa. Its just the new ones are slim and black in colour.