DIY Moonlight

[erikharrison]

Ray they are the same ones that I have in my tank. I have both of mine submerged and they come in 20 inch tubes. They are VERY bright, and AD carries them in stock. If he doesn't have them, ask him because the last time I was there and bought a second one he had to run and grab one out of storage.

I found a link...
http://www.tropicalfishencounter.com...roducts_id=196

Oh, I cannot completely state that they are submergeable, but I do have mine that way. They come with brackets that have suction cups, so I figured it should be submersible.

[hobogato]

thanks erik - they come in 20", 31" and 42" tubes.

[erikharrison]

np

[RayAllen]

sweet thanks guys

[Darth-Tater]

Ray here is another link that Big Bird found.

http://www.top-off.com/

They look ok.

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[Submariner]

There is a great DIY plans database at aquariaforums.com (formerly king vinnie's marine pages). Maelv how did the auto top-off work out?

[ismvel]

There is a great DIY plans database at aquariaforums.com (formerly king vinnie's marine pages). Maelv how did the auto top-off work out?

It worked just fine, it was made out of a 5 gallon jug and used an air stone. I used it for a couple of months and then bought an auto top unit that I placed in a 32 gallon trash can that I used to store my water and pumped it out with a maxi-jet 1200. I personally wouldn't use the auto top off, but you are more than welcome to have the instructions if you'd like.

http://www.autotopoff.com/products.html

[Darth-Tater]

I also tried the auto top off. I used it for a couple of months then bout another version and use it with a 20 gallon tall next to the tankl for a top .

Tater