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|   I think DIY is the way to go.  It's really not hard.  The most difficult/time consuming part was drilling and tapping the heatsinks.  The rest is fairly simple.  My next project is building a 48" LED array for my 75 gallon   | 
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|   Yeah i just finish my setup using 12X CREE highpower LEDS on a Biocube. It wasnt hard just takes time and if done properly you can have anything you want under them... Im super impressed with my setup i just did the change over a couple days ago and the system is friggen BRIGHT AS HELL.. id goto nano-reef.com the some sections on DIY LED lighting Last edited by gbeef; 09-30-2009 at 08:41 PM. Reason: missing somthing | 
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|   Have you thought about just doing PC lighting? http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/pc...t+Fixture.html I don't really love the fixture but for the price, you could buy two, take them apart and re-install them in your own little canopy and have 4 PC bulbs in there. Here's another option: http://www.catalinaaquarium.com/prod...oducts_id=1565 
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|   I had one of those and that would fit without an issue. 
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|   theres a fellow in town locally selling a few 14 bulb led panels from his setup. new ones from G**bers is 200 so you could probibly scoop his for a good deal. You know everyones friend..."Con"...lol | 
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