If I bought the 16" light, would I be able to adjust the feet to fit my 14" tank?
1681766
Yes the legs are fully adjustable. Don't buy one smaller than your tank because then it will not fit.
1681767
I have the 18" light and on mine I can only adjust it to a longer length, I can't shorten it..
1681768
Absolutely, I just checked on my own and the mounting hardware can be slid in enough to accommodate your tank.
1681769
Yep, the feet slide all the way in! Take care and enjoy, the ray 2 is an excellent choice!
442022
No. It would never even fit given it much larger than a normal light. You need a 400 watt HPS unit to run it.
733248
Hey Tony, Yes that would be perfect. I have similar setups in my 2.5's and do the same. Just be sure to break the tab in 1/4's for that size tank. Jon
1461226
It should. I have a smaller version but you can adjust the feet the whole way in. I use it for my refugium on my saltwater tank.
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
1894
I don't think so. The base that the tank sits on has an opening that holds the light stand. Everything is made to fit together.
2164741
I'm gonna have to say no, I put this exact light on 1/2 of a 29g and it wasn't very bright at all. The only chance you have at coral with this would be some soft corals but I wouldn't bet on it. Also keep in mind this fixture is made for rimless tanks only. I had to cut the trim around the top of my tank to get this light to fit.
2161074
That would depend on whether your tank has a center brace or not. The LED's on this fixture have a very long life.
430941
The 12" should fit. For example, my tank is 30" and the 30" light fits perfectly. But, if your tank is deeper then about 24" I would say you would need a more powerful light.
2161474
If I rememer correctly the 24" will work but it won't go across the entire tank so you will have some part either not lit or dinner than the rest. I would suggest going bigger especially if you are going to have live plants.
1723886
My tank is only 14 inch deep. The light easily lights the bottom of my tank. On the bright settings it would probably do the job if you do not have dark gravel.
12700
Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
1418440
You will want to purchase the product that is the closest length of your aquarium so the lights extend all the way across. If you want the light to only cover the width of your aquarium then yes this particular size will do that. Personally I wish I had bought the longer / larger product. This light works great and supports coral growth and health but I have to rotate it around my tank throughout the day to ensure al my corals get the light they require.
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
1856339
no it would not look funny would look fine in fact you want one a little bigger because the actual lights on these end about 3-4" from the ends. I have a 36" on my 30" tank looks great.
2161472
You need to measure the width of the tank as there are many different tank configurations. This light simply rests on top of the tank and is adjustable. My tank measured at 24 inches wide so it fit perfectly....if your tank is smaller, this will still work as the brackets for the lights are adjustable. Hope this helps.
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The 16 inch fixture would be the best fit. Just a heads up that with such a small volume, and being only 10 inches deep, that is very high light for that aquarium. Adding Co2, and ferts will raise the maintenance needed, along with the headache and pain of dosing a pico tank with CO2.