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12-29-2008, 07:09 PM
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Steve,
If you read the article I posted you would be aware that while "too much light" won't fry the coral it will certainly lead to photoinhibition. I don't see any point in providing more light than the organism can use unless the intention is to cause some potential color shifts. What I've reported is not based on anecdotal experience or assumptions but is based on relatively sound research.
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