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Maybe you guys could do a grow-out thread with progress pix. Or just keep up with this

Honestly I haven't. But I'm also not that DIY savvy so I'd probably wreck it trying to do so. But could be a fun project. Have you done that before?

one died on me while back to gave up on the light, until my recent itch do something with it. So being that i replaced 1, i figured that i should just replace both of them. Here is a link for this fixture http://www.saltycritter.com/lighting/sunlight-supply/tek-light-t5.htm

its a tek light fixture, with passive cooling.

If you noticed those silver bolts in the fixture, I went and replaced both ballasts with some ATI's from BRS 2x24W or 2x39W T5 High-Output Ballast - ATI . They were alot smaller and didn't fit into the existing holes, so i just poked some new ones in and bolted them down.

my mistake, it's actually a "blue plus" bulb. But definitely will look to keep this color combo when it comes time to replace

did you run a shield on your T5 fixture?

I can tell you, this particular kit is solid. I would recommend it

Brightsky Brightsky 24" 36" 48" Aquarium Light Suspension System Tank Bracket Hanging Kit | eBay I got it $20 cheaper on amazon

I had a purple plus on here in place of the atinic bulb but it looked too purple for my taste. But yea I like the way this looks too

Looks sharp

Was thinking about subbing another atinic for the coral plus but I like the white look

Aquablue special Blue Plus Coral plus Aquablue special

the kessil is nice and worked but with that cone shape it left dark spots in the tank I may use it for a frag tank I'm planning to start up again

I saw some dude on R2r with this light rack, and was assured that it could hold the weight. So I pulled the trigger I like the coverage I'm getting with this light and the corals seem to be responding nicely to it. Time will tell

Is that aluminum?

So I switched to t5's

That thing is massive, what make/model is that?

Definitely, I couldn't tour the farm but there was plenty there for me to see