I have a question for those of us that have "big" housings. This applies to pretty much any SLR housing - be it film, digital, polycarbonate, or aluminum.
Is there an equivalent of a "flip tray" for our housings? (I'm guessing probably not, unless your housing is tiny, like a UK-Germany).
If not, what is the best way to tilt the housing and reposition strobes for best lighting - I'm thinking Dual Strobes.
Here's a shot where I just rotated my setup to the left and didn't reposition the strobes:

Obviously, it looks weird because the corals are lit from below left...:-(
Here's one where I rotated the housing to the right, I didn't move the left strobe, but I did take the right strobe and move it so that it was positioned out to the right of the coral:

I use Ultralight arms, so it's possible to reposition the strobes fairly easily, but when things get moving fast, I sometimes end up with my strobes pointed all over the place like this! (Eric's photo)

That's what it looks like when I rotate the housing to my right, reposition the right strobe, then don't put it back where it was...
Any advice?
Cheers
James