yote
In Memoriam
Good to hear your temp is stable with the new halide.You might even wont try lowering another inch and see what happens.
here's your first look....
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RAYRAY
Tiny Tank Club A+ Member
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- Lindenwold,NEW JERSEY USA
I Do Have Links Left To Do That, I'm Not Sure Yet. I Am Going To Build A Taller Surround To Keep More Light In The Tank.
najfri21
Reefing newb
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- Chicago , Il, USA
that hex is sooo cool...:)
RAYRAY
Tiny Tank Club A+ Member
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- Lindenwold,NEW JERSEY USA
So, My Temp As Been Pretty Stable With The New Light. Staying At 77.4 When The Light Is Off And 78.4 With Them On. I Went Ahead And Lowered The Fixture About Another Inch And The Temp Didn't Fluctuate Like I Thought It Would. The Fixture Is Now About 8 Inches Off The Top Off The Water And Looking Much Better As Far As Light Loss. No Bad Algea As Of Yet And It Seems That I Do Have Some Coraline Starting From The Lr I Purchased. I Run The Light From 4:30pm To 9:00pm. When Should I Start Tp Increase The Time????
I Was Thinking Of Adding Another Hour To It Starting In April. And An Half Hour Every 2 Weeks From Then.. Would That Be A Good Plan Until I Hit The 12 Hour Mark ????
I Was Thinking Of Adding Another Hour To It Starting In April. And An Half Hour Every 2 Weeks From Then.. Would That Be A Good Plan Until I Hit The 12 Hour Mark ????
yote
In Memoriam
I dont think it would hurt anything to go a head and add an hour.Then I'd add a 1/2 hour every week instead of every other.
reeffreak
Reef pro
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- Clarksville,Tn
There's really no need to since you don't have any corals.Once you add softies maybe do 6-8hrs.,LPS corals 8-10hrs.,SPS and clams a full 12 hrs.For right now its just cutting back bulb life.
