painting back of tank

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well black acrylic paint worked pretty darn good and looks good too !!! waaaay better then the plastic backgrounds lol

also picked up a current usa 48-60" freshwater + and I LOVE the new light !!
 
Very cool light I've also got one will be ordering a second for my jag tank soon :thumbup::)

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Evz jardini said:
Very cool light I've also got one will be ordering a second for my jag tank soon :thumbup::)

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Ya I think I got a good deal on it locally as well 175 when other vendors are selling same light for 239 so yup I think I scored lol
 
Think that's what i paid for mine plus postage to UK , all led units seem to be very pricey here in LFS in UK it was loads cheaper even having it posted over to me

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Yea, the cost to get stuff into canada it always expensive. Even at 115$ shipping and exchange prolly be the same or more, lol I figure the 175$ aint bad it the cheapest I could find from A LOT of places, as most were expecting/wanting additional fee for over sized box for shipping. So it was a xmas present from myself to myself hahaha :)
 
$175 isn't too bad, it's just a shame there weren't any vendors with free shipping to Canada. I bet the tank looks great though, looking forward to those before and after pics when you have time
 
here is a couple pics of the tank before it was painted, as well as the other t5h0 light compared to the new led !!

pics never go in order I want, lol also added pic of the little leds I bought to light up inside of cabinet when changing socks and adding lil bit of light for pothos for nitrate eating

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quickest and easiest for me as my tank is deeper than it is tall i just used a 5mm sheet of gloss acrylic and put it inside the tank, held back with the filter pipes.DSC_0793.JPG

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