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Reine
@Reine · 1 month ago

🚨 STOP CHASING BRIGHT LIGHTS ON YOUR TANK 🚨

It has been on my mind since someone said nonchalantly, "The spectrum does nothing, sets the light as you want." Like, what's the deal with the "full spectrum" light then?

Let's be honest:

If "brighter = better", then why are your corals still stressed and eventually dying?

Cranking up white channel? ❌

Maxing out favorite channels? ❌

Corals actually want:

1. Royal Blue spectrum for photosynthesis

2. Violet spectrum for color and fluorescence

3. Stable spectrum for low stress and high growth

Too much UV/UVA = Hidden stress, bleach in days, bailout in weeks

High Red/Green = Algae favorite

"You don't need the brightest tank, you need a tank where your corals thrive, not just survive."

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Shelby306
Shelby
@Shelby306 · 1 year ago

Hello! We just purchased a glowrium light and was wondering if anyone found a good light setting? Right now i have it set at the 1-8-1 ratio mixed with the AB setting but i dont know if my spectrum of lights is to much or not enough 😅 was curious if anyone felt nice enough to share their settings 🤞🙏 we have majority sps corals. Any help is greatly appreciated!!

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DanNY
Dan
@DanNY · 1 year ago

Looking off a good In tank skimmer. I have a 75 gallon tank and I have the lids on and a light on the lids. I don’t want the tank open. Any advice or recommendations will greatly be appreciated also what’s a good like for fish and coral that wot. Break the bank

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