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Finally moved the livestock from my 15g into my new 20g:
Looks quite nice Anthony, did you actually bring the power for those lights through the support bar?
-Mike 
How do yo like those lights? I am thinking of getting one for my 12g nano from nanotuners.
Thanks Mark -those words mean a lot coming from you! 
Are you at MACNA!?
Thanks Mike. I actually got the idea from Matt. The lamps are hooked up to a light rail which I attached to a piece of conduit that I bent and spray painted. The light rail is what provides electricity to the lamps through a wire which I hid along the back side of the conduit.
Sid, these light are fantastic. I don't think I am going to ever use anything else ever again on a nano. Each of those two lamps above has different optics. When I was planning out the rock work I knew I want the right side of my aqua scape higher than the left, so I put in 60* degree optics on the right lamp. The left side of the tank I knew I wanted lower, so I left the stock 40* optics in the left lamp to allow for more light to punch through the water. Over your 12g, you're going to need to either use 40* optics and raise it way up to get good light spread over your tank, or go with 60* optics IMO. Unless you're looking for that strict spotlighting effect, then go for the 40's.
These lamps also produce minimal heat, and the color is nice IMO. The ones I am using now are both 20K. I am thinking of adding a third lamp!
Also ... these lamps are damn strong. Bleached a Favia frag of mine at the very bottom right corner of this new tank where the light supposed to be weaker. doh!
No MACNA for me Anthony. I'm not hitting any shows until next years BAYMAC
Anthony,
Looks very good and clean. 
Much thanks -this is the look I was going for!
Now I just need to figure out how to get rid of this surface slick ...
What do you mean by surface slick?
looking very nice
Yesterday after I moved tanks I had a nice layer of surface gunk. I have no overflow, or skimmer on this tank, so I'd imagine a bunch of detritus, aminos, and other organic garbage decided to get together on the surface of my aquarium water.
I but a small air pump on my tank, and got rid of that problem
Thanks Vlad I am thinking of putting a little 5g ADA tank right next to it ... for a freshwater system. haha! 
What a cool shot Anthony.
-Mark