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Weighing in late. The 3.5-4 inches of substrate bed would leave...ummm...about 8 inches of water 'height' in a 20GL. That's awfully shallow...but might make for an interesting display.

Update request Hey, Steve...I'm getting an A/C 50 for my 2.5G, and I'd like to know if there's any further comments or complaints on the light :gcool ...if not, I'm gonna order one. Thanks!

Thanks, all.

That whole setup (including the stand, which is sweet) is really slick, so far...keep it up! :cool1:

got the legs...thanks!

I have an Arctica 1/5HP chiller on my 29G. I have had no problem; it works exactly as needed, and it cuts on and off much less than a smaller chiller would. You should have no problem.

Just out of curiousity, what's the length of the tank, 29 inches? Are you going to be able to mount it? *edit* Well, duh...you meant the 29G biocube...

PM to drty811.

Not a bad idea. I might be able to get hold of a heat gun.

Yup, Jesse, that'd be the one. It doesn't have the mounting grooves the larger units do, and they're required for those legs. drty811, I'm trying to avoid excess heat. For that size tank they put out a considerable amount. I should be able to cobble together something, but it's gonna be in...

Boy. 42 hits, 0 responses. Guess I can assume the answer is "no".

Man, did I get lucky. Well, lemme rephrase that. My 29G saltwater reef overheated due to a malfunctioning pump, and I lost almost $150 worth of fish, inverts, and corals (doesn't take much-put the word 'marine' in front of any living critter name and you can count on a major and immediate...

How were you planning to mount the IceProbe? I'm getting mentally prepped to do a 10G nano.

I've got several of these from doing pico freshwater planted tanks. I'm now wanting to do a 2.5G saltwater,and I want to make sure the heat doesn't go over the top. Has anyone made legs for these? I used thread spools before, but they looked rather primitive.

Great...just lemme know! :D