[mysticalnet]

Hi guys! need your help here! I've noticed that the finnex ray 2 is very good but it concentrates on either the back, mid or front depending on where I place the light over my ADA 60P.

Is there a way to raise it a few inches above the tank so that it spreads the light? Hanging from the ceiling is not an option as this is my office tank and I probably shouldn't do anything to the ceiling. Is there something I can add to the tank itself so that the ray 2 legs can just rest on it but higher than the tank?

Thank you for your suggestions in advance! See tank below:

 

[jbyoung00008]

Thats a beautiful tank. Stunning! I cant think of any ideas besides getting a welder or someone with one to build you a metal hangging frame. Thats what I did for mine. Someone might have an easier idea. Thanks for sharing a pic of your tank. Im impressed

 

[mysticalnet]

Thats a beautiful tank. Stunning! I cant think of any ideas besides getting a welder or someone with one to build you a metal hangging frame. Thats what I did for mine. Someone might have an easier idea. Thanks for sharing a pic of your tank. Im impressed

Thank you very much! Would you mind sharing a picture of your metal hanging frame?

 

[dino]

would making a frame around the top of the tank be a option?

 

[mysticalnet]

would making a frame around the top of the tank be a option?

Maybe not. That would beat the purpose of the rimless ADA tank.

 

[dino]

I ment a frame that sits on the top not around . So it would sit on the edge of the glass if that makes sence

 

[randylahey]

If you search the plantedtank, i seem to remember someone making extensions or complete legs.

 

[randylahey]

Oh, you already found it😊

 

[mysticalnet]

Lol yes I did

 

[jbyoung00008]

Heres what I built. My previous light didnt have cables so I added little screw loops to the fixture to hang it. Hope this helps

 

[mysticalnet]

Heres what I built. My previous light didnt have cables so I added little screw loops to the fixture to hang it. Hope this helps

Thanks for sharing!