Are you planning to build your own lighting system?
Unless you have a good working knowledge of electricity, and how to properly moisture-proof and ventilate light enclosures, WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DON’T BUILD YOUR OWN LIGHTING SYSTEM! Nearly all deaths attributed to working with aquariums are caused by electrocution. Water is an excellent conductor of electricity. Saltwater is one of the best conductors of electricity. We personally know of two deaths caused by electrocution due to home-made lighting systems. In both cases, metal fluorescent shop-lights were to blame. Think of the money you’ll save, yes! Then think of what yo
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