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I would safely say 5" total length.

Another thing, even a 5 gallon tank is gargantuan for shrimps. They make great pets for a desktop setting or dresser.

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If its small and I'm bored, I attempt to fix tanks. But the economy has made even larger aquaria really cheap, even new stuff incredibly affordable and comes with a warranty sometimes. But on the other hand if you've lost your job or your spouse has, then repairing freeby tanks takes on the...

ahsupply.com, is probably what you're thinking of. @Op, They make a very good retrofit kit that uses a Power Compact bulb.

So much BS, lol.

Since that is a Friday, I will most likely head into work. But if the chaos starts early, I'll head home and pickup the family, some rifles and camping gear. /cheers

I thought the Nova fixtures included legs.

If you're putting this over a 55gal, only use 2 bulbs even with Co2 addition. And if you ever move this light to a larger tank, the capacity is there, sort of future proofing your investment.

The newer ones with individual reflectors are pretty good, just check before, and the new boxes usually state that feature too.

If it is 100% distilled water, then it does not need to be treated.

Another fan here, I've bought a couple of filters, and I turned my friend on their foods. He is an amateur fish wholesaler, and he swears by their food for being economical and improving the health of his stock.

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Lock, stock and two smoking barrels?

+1 T5HO is the way to go. I regret buying Coralife fixtures, I eventually replaced all that I had, the reflectors are junk.

I experienced the same thing when I was starting out. For me it was the Iron specifically, it would precipitate with something in my water, and would take around a day to clear. I've been using Dry Ferts ever since, and if I need extra Iron, I just dose more micro nutrients. If you're confused...

/subscribed Dejavu, I recently moved an 80gal to a 120gal too. Almost same equipment choices too, but I went with a 4x54watt Tek light instead, 2 giesemann's midday's and 2 GE's 6500ks, is all the light I've needed. Cheers, the footprint is so amazing and really allows you to get creative with...

Does this RV move? I dont see how this is possible without some kind of earthquake strapping, unless the RV is stationary. Edit - NVM, didnt notice this thread had more than 1 page, lol. Good read and pictures, this is something to remember if I ever to get to the age or opportunity to travel...

OMG, the girl is too pretty. Cant eat these raisins now...

1. T5 HO for sure, but I would change to (two) 4x39watt fixtures (36" models).