Bruce Leyland-Jones
Fish Aficionado
The lamp comes already equipped with the means to attach it over a tank...check those telescopic arms.
Yeah, I have the aquasky like you. I was meaning I thought maybe they sell separate brackets that allow you to hang it if you wanted to.The lamp comes already equipped with the means to attach it over a tank...check those telescopic arms.
I couldn't see what advantage doing that may have. Perhaps when you start to lift the lamp away from the tank, you'd be reducing its plant-growing benefits?Yeah, I have the aquasky like you. I was meaning I thought maybe they sell separate brackets that allow you to hang it if you wanted to.
Not 5' above, just a foot or so. I fill my tank to the top so with the light sitting directly on the frame, the floating plants don't get light unless directly underneath. Also, elevating it a foot or so above the tank would give more even distribution.I couldn't see what advantage doing that may have. Perhaps when you start to lift the lamp away from the tank, you'd be reducing its plant-growing benefits?
Oh I see it online now…it’s still manual tho. I kinda started making mine lol it’s manual too but I have both chain cut from Home Depot and picture frame sorta like material, 100# weight capacity. My real challenge is getting a ladder to hook it up. As my plants grow I move the light. But I can’t if it’s complicated to reach. I was thinking some wheels like a fishing pole rod and trolly it up. I can still use chains with wire weaved through for decor esthetics.I think Fluval may sell brackets for hanging. The easiest, albeit not the prettiest, way to hang it would be with jack chain from the ceiling. Jack chain is what you would see fluorescent lights hanging from in a warehouse.
And no code to worry about. The lights are rated to be around moisture.