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![]() Just wondering if anyone has tried this... I have a new set up running 4 t5 currently it has 2 10000k and 2 20000k, just wondering if it is possible for corals to go all 20000k with success. I know the spectrum may not be ideal for lps but this is gonna be a skimmerless set up. Lights are 2" above water and the tank is 24x18x18 of display....
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![]() Why would it not work? Provided the bulbs used are for reef aquariums it will still be full spectrum, just heavy on the blues.
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![]() I've run all Blue+ before and it worked fine.
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![]() cool and great to hear...
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![]() Most corals are in the 50 foot depth (especially softies) average so i would image at that depth, it is mostly blue and they grow better than whiter lighting.... I guess that is why many are fluroscent to attract food under blue lighting.
My 2 cents. Msjboy |