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I used the Tropica tweezers which I really like (vs a previous unbranded kit) but I doubt they are the same as the ADA pinsettes and not sure if there are any good alternatives for pinsettes.

Hydor 200W external on my 60p tank. These were unavailable in Australia for a while because I think they have redesigned them to avoid the failures they used to have. Although currently it is unplugged since it is no longer winter.

Ask MHA but I can't imagine it has a super powerful light - so can't think that it wouldn't be suitable for what you want.

Not underheard of, I had a 35L Fluval which had a slow leak within this time span.

ADA state their temperatures as mostly 25 C, sometimes 24 C. I heard and expect that they maintain this by regulating room temperature. With regards to the ADA Studio in Poland, I am pretty certain I have seen a hydor external heater in a video shot there.

I live in a tropical climate (no heating) and we had our coldest day on record this year (13.6 C max during day) and the tank dropped below 20 C. Luckily had no livestock but realised after that I had to get a heater - I bought a temporary aquael smart heater and imported hydor external heater...

I would just stick with the T5s if I were you...

What's the budget? Do you have CO2 and ferts?

Not for me.

If it's a week I'd just leave it. If it's 2 weeks I'd portion out food to be fed by neighbour after 1 week.

Some guys in Australia are using "quick disconnect" fittings design for water cooling systems inside PCs, which look a lot better than double taps. Not sure if I'd use them myself incase they leached anything into the water, especially for the metal ones.

Used to have this problem on my marine tank with my 150w halide, since I changed to an ATI sunpower (6x39w) I've not had this problem, although the timer is on just 4 of the tubes.

OH, in that case replace the front and it would :).

Wow, sorry to take it away from plants but that would make a great marine tank.

Excellent, I'll be using this since I need to replace my brace bar for my halide. (1st Marine Aquarium btw)

This is used to turn the heater off in case of a failure, ie to stop the heater from way over heating. Most people use them on Marine Aquariums where this would wipe out all livestock pretty quickly. I've bought myself one for my Marine Aquarium, it's the ATC 300 version which is cheaper...

Visitherm are meant to be the best.