hygger Universal Aquarium Light Riser, Aluminium Adjustable Height/Front-to-Back Fish Tank Light Stand Mounting Bracket Aquarium Lamp Holder Fits 957 978 999 918 075 016

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• BENEFITS - hygger aquarium light riser is designed to lift up aquarium light over the fish tank up to 8.3 inches tall, spreading the light out, making everything crystal clear and leaving no dim corner. Great for planted tank to help control alg-ae growth. It also avoids aquarium led light from getting too close to water surface, thus rising water temperature
• FITS MOST LONG AQUARIUM LIGHTS - hygger aquarium light bracket is an universal light holder to fit not only hygger lights including 918, 957, 978, 999, 018, 075, 016 etc, but also most long aquarium lights (width 4cm and up) on the market. Two plastic clips to clamp on light together. The distance between two clips is adjustable which makes it fits most long aquarium lights in width over 1.6'' and up
• DURABLE AND STURDY – Fish tank light riser is constructed of premium aluminum alloy, which is corrosion resistant and easy to clean, ensuring its durability and reliability. Covered with black frosted coating, which can withstand humidity circumstance, is safe to be used at saltwater and freshwater aquariums
• ADJUSTABLE POSITIONING – The adjustability of the light support system can suspend lights from 1’’- 8.3’’ over aquarium and slide lights from front-to-back, accommodating various tank sizes. Allows you to tailor lighting setups to your specific needs. Single bracket is suit for led aquarium light up to 76cm/30 in long. For longer light, use two brackets
• EASY INSTALLATION - Clip on style aquarium lighting bracket is easy to install and comes with all the necessary components for quick and hassle-free installation. The 2.5cm wide base fits for all rimmed and rimless aquariums up to 1 inch thick, 2 plastic screws keeps the light fixture securely in place
• APPLICATION - 1'' wide base fits perfectly all frameless tanks. For up to 1'' thick framed tanks, it requires some adjustments (cut a piece of wood a little bit thicker than the inner lip so it’ll take the force and secure it)