it looks like a regular e27 size like a common reading light, but i might be wrong, i didn't see it listed. anyway, if it is just a regular screw-in bulb, you can use any old thing you have lying around for now and find something more permanent in the future. you could get a ceiling light from home depot for cheap, and hang it from the ceiling down into the tank for now, or if you have a reptile heat light lying around you could clip it to the side of the aquarium.
it wont look pretty, but you can get the mount later.
Exciting time for you! Best of luck with your setup!
Did you decide on seagrasses? If you're not going do them, there's no need for mud. Macros get all they need from the water.
I look forward to seeing how it all comes together. Post pics!
How's it coming? Did you get your stuff? Pics or it didn't happen"¦
I had to break down my fully planted and overgrown fresh water planted tank, to start my current tank. The wife has me on a strict one tank deal.
Did you consider just buying live sand from Floridapets too?
Well I only got one cup so it's not a lot to work with. I covered that area with sand and spread the rest across the tank so my sand bed is extremely shallow. I plan to buy another 10 lbs to compensate. It's still murky so I will post pics tomorrow.Well that's kind of a bummer. It sounds like you got the dregs of what little they had left. Be very careful with them. When you plant them, make little ditches in the sand for them, place them, and gently cover them. They don't need to be very deep-less than an inch. Ideally, your mud won't be too deep for them to access.
Despite this setback, I'm excited for you! If you can bring them back, you'll have something to be very proud of. King of the seagrasses! Good luck!