Twisted Melon
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Yeah they’re nice lights. I’d have to work out a way to suspend them though.
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AI Prime Freshwater lights
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Yeah they’re nice lights. I’d have to work out a way to suspend them though.
The legs are somewhat extendible - retailer (or Arcadia) should be able to answer how much they might actually extend
I'm fan of the goose necks for their adjustability & "swing" - for moonlight (which is white not blue
) I adjust a Kessil to barely on & swing so it's mostly behind(or off side) the tank, tank is then mostly in shadow with just a small area lit by the (moon)light stream
Fish swim in & out of shadow & it's my favourite way to view the tank
I'm fan of the goose necks for their adjustability & "swing" - for moonlight (which is white not blue
) I adjust a Kessil to barely on & swing so it's mostly behind(or off side) the tank, tank is then mostly in shadow with just a small area lit by the (moon)light stream Fish swim in & out of shadow & it's my favourite way to view the tank
Twisted Melon
Member
The legs are somewhat extendible - retailer (or Arcadia) should be able to answer how much they might actually extend
I'm fan of the goose necks for their adjustability & "swing" - for moonlight (which is white not blue
Fish swim in & out of shadow & it's my favourite way to view the tank
They do extend but they’re but the correct size one is something like cm too short.
I do like the idea of the moonlight viewing. I used to do something similar with a table lamp 20 years ago. With some fabric on it.
