my aquarium measures 36 by 12.5 with a flat front, i am assuming this will work&hellip;also this canopy has the light attached with it correct ?
51954
If you don't have a bow front don't get it if the front is flat is the tank you have square the have the hood for it
1486334
I wouldn't know. Personally I had to measure the top of my tank which is a 50 gal tall and covered with "egg crate" grate. The lights are true to size so measure the top of your tank and go from there. Hope that helps
1859674
The fixture is close to 36" wide (made for a 36" wide aquarium), so I don't think so, unless you hang it above?
1838207
20"x10"x12" LxWxH is a 10 gallon leader size I believe, so this light should be pretty good for that depth of aquarium.
946028
I have a wood canopy over my tank. I rested the light on the top of the tank itself so it sits 3-4" above the water. The light comes with metal legs that adjust to fit different length tanks. My canopy has a portion of the tank top that is inside the canopy to rest the light on. With a little creativity, the light should be able to be mounted inside the canopy. Don't forget to avoid using mettalic parts that may contaminate your water. I have had very good results with corals under this light. I replaced MH lighting with this LED fixture and my corals have been happy and propogating rapidly. My rookie reeftank includes, Zooanthids, Mushrooms, Zenia, and Goniapora. Most corals started as frags. The Zoo's grew from a quarter size to about 4" spread, Mushrooms started as one individual and is now five mushrooms, Zenia went from a dime size to about 6" spread, and Goniapora is still healthy. Good luck!
226432
no you would have to modify with support.my tank is 12 an 1/2 inches wide,an about 36 long,so it fit nicly on one end an i modifyed a lid to cover the other end.it works so well for my guys,it would be worth it to figure out if you could make a board to fit across the tank to support it.it's light wgt,you could get a peice off plexi glass cut to fit at your local hardware store,just remember to measure to allow for the exit.hope this helps.also it took a wek for them to get use to it an climb up ,then a nother week for them to not be skittish when the were basking,now the love it.
1710941
I would say definitely not. I have the 36-48" single bright on a 3 ft tank, 30 gal. I feel the light is just adequate and I'm glad I didn't get the 24-36". The light doesn't spread out a lot either so I would think you would want to light full length of your tank with 2 x 36-48s. Even with that, growing plants will not be an option. Hope this helps. Larry
822332
If your tank is 4ft in length, I would assume you have a 72 gallon bow front, as the dimensions are 48x18x22. I recommend the All Glass Aquarium AAG29607 Versa Top, 72bf. I have the Versa top for our 46bf and it's just perfect :)
83459
I don't know. I have the 12-gallon tank. And while the housing for the lighting looks similar between the 6 and 12, I would double check the dimensions to be sure. The 12-gallon is taller and the lighting system sits on top of the back tower of the tank. Drs. Foster and Smith (an online aquarium supply company), has a pretty good selection of LED lighting options that may work with the Fluval. They sell Fluval tanks and a plethora of ancillary supplies.
1679983
It can fit up to a 30" top, but the strip itself is 11" long. It covered about half the length of my 30 gallon. I ended up replacing it with another light strip, so be sure to measure your tank before ordering.
1122401
honestly the light is great but not for a planted tank. If you decide to go with this, you will probably need 2. one on each side of the middle brace. I dont know what the dimensions are on each side so just measure that out and go with the closest size available to cover each side from left to right. (I think two 36") My recommendations for a planted tank would be to go with the Finnex FugeRay Planted+ http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GH9HSC6/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I have a 37 planted tank and it works great. It is a deep tank and everything both short and tall grows fantastically. Again, with this I would go with two separate lights to cover your tank.
1440604
I'd get the 36" fixture then buy a bigger tank. ;)But to answer your question, the 10 inch fixture unless you want some overhang.
1418439
My aquarium is 36" wide... and the light provides plenty of light, on hot days the lights warm the water - depending on the fish or the environment you have you may then opt to run the blue light's (moon light) setting only. Otherwise you should have plenty of simulated reef light.
1960739
I have a glass top so that set up works and the light lays on top. The metal legs extend several inches though, so this would safely lay accross a 48 inch tank (maybe/probably even larger) without a glass top without risk of falling in as a result of being too narrow. I do not know if it would fit snug or not.
1266719
I can't say for sure as this is a smaller canopy than the one I use. The tube lights I buy for my canopy are:Exo Terra PT2172 Repti Glo 10.0 Bulb 25W 30in. but those would be too long for this particular canopy.Here is the specs for the Dual Top canopies from Exo Terra's site:http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/dual_top.phpand here is the site for their lighting information:http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/linear_fluorescent_bulbs.phpHope this helps, and best of luck with your terrarium!
97962
I have a 46 gallon bow front aquarium and yes it fits on mine. It has worked really well so far. Hope this helps.
1027835
My 24 gal is 36 x 12 and supports my lps and sps coral growth. The light has a setting for maximum coral growth and that is what I keep it on.