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My question is:
Some lighting fixture come with a cover designed to protect the bulbs from getting wet. I am wondering, for those whose tanks already have glass covers, do you then remove the fixture's cover? Or, would you let the whole thing sit on top of the tank, with the tank's own glass cover removed? Or double the protection by leaving both covers intact? I don't know if I am using the right terminologies but hopefully you know what I'm talking about. You see, I am finally at the stage where I have all the parts to build a light hood. So that is why I am wondering if it will be necessary for me to go get a piece of either plexi- or regular glass to protect the bulbs. If yes, will I then simply glue the glass onto the hood? Secondly, if also yes, will I then just let the whole thing sit atop the tank without the tank's own glass cover? (this question again goes back to my original question above; sorry for being so repetitive, guys;P)
Any input greatly valued!
Paul
Some lighting fixture come with a cover designed to protect the bulbs from getting wet. I am wondering, for those whose tanks already have glass covers, do you then remove the fixture's cover? Or, would you let the whole thing sit on top of the tank, with the tank's own glass cover removed? Or double the protection by leaving both covers intact? I don't know if I am using the right terminologies but hopefully you know what I'm talking about. You see, I am finally at the stage where I have all the parts to build a light hood. So that is why I am wondering if it will be necessary for me to go get a piece of either plexi- or regular glass to protect the bulbs. If yes, will I then simply glue the glass onto the hood? Secondly, if also yes, will I then just let the whole thing sit atop the tank without the tank's own glass cover? (this question again goes back to my original question above; sorry for being so repetitive, guys;P)
Any input greatly valued!
Paul