Which of these fixtures would you recommend for a tank 38" long?
1006930
You can choose 36" bracket , its length is 39.4".All models are actually 4" longer than stated to ensure that they will fit your tank. If you have any question, please fell free to contact me. Thanks
2092872
I would recommend at least a 6'' filter fan combo for your application. Really depends on the lights you are using
2208702
That will probably be most dependant on what you have in the tank. The LEDs are pretty bright and can most certainly light up a tank of the right dimensions.
1237979
i use a 2' 4 bulb t5 fixture. with 6" exhaust just pulling thru bottom vents. works great. to use hp/mh i would suggest a 6" cooltube type fixture.
406979
36" will be better for your tank. 24" bracket only have 27" Aluminum tube. Thanks
872201
The 36 would probably leave areas at the edges of the tank with decreased light. I would say the 48 would be better light wise. Also the legs of the light fit on the edge of the tank, thus the 36 would not fit where the 48 would fit.
1698123
I run two of them on my 120. You will also need two as they are both 48" tanks.
1698124
You will need at least 2 for sure. I have a 30" tank and one just barely does it. If I had room for another one I would put acsecondbon the tank to get better light at the bottom.
1330744
The lighting will most definitely provide enough light. You may want to look at the bigger models to fit a 90 gallon though. This one fits up to 20gal long aquariums
1122402
Your asking my opinion and in my opinion, if I had a 125gal that was 5' long and 18"deep with a center brace. I would use 1st choice (4) 24" lights #4006 or 2nd choice (2) 48" lights #4008. This is just my opinion no actual factual data behind it.
949357
I bought two hoods for a standard 55 gallon aquarium. It should also work on a 20/29 high tank as well. At work so don't have specs. Nice hood but bulbs they give you are not as bright as I thought .
1888680
I would get the biggest one that fits that tank....I have been satisfied with the large unit I have. Built well enough.. Qapla
1097715
That is completely up to you. If you are planning on getting a longer tank, I would go with the 24-36". Also, with the 18-24", you will have 3" on both sides of the tank that will rely on light refraction and light angle to get light. In my personal opinion, get the 24-36". This way the tank will get the most light and help the plants.
1917820
If you have an all glass top you could get a 24, though it wouldn't be stable sitting there. Assuming you have an open tank, you can either get a 30, or 2 12" lights. The 2 12s would certainly be more costly, but might give you more control over the light output.
827454
I'd personally recommend something more substantial and modular. I'd invest in a 15mm rod system. Instead of buying cheap and buying twice.
61094
Well the aquarium you mentioned is 10.5" wide. The light is literally 10" long. I think you could do the 12" fuge ray though as the clamps can slide inward. There might be a little over hang. The Finnex Fugeray-R Ultra Slim Aquarium LED Light Fixture might be a better option depending on what your trying to do?
455776
Should not present a problem. Most all 48" fixtures have a little wiggle room.