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02-07-2013, 11:13 PM
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i made a program for the radion. its 6 on 6 off with half hour ramp up and down for each period.giving it 5 hours peak. its 18k @ 90% which is the intensity now. i am going to take some notes and pics and implement this program tonight. i may adjust length of peak intenstiy as it goes on
on a side not i just read without any proof that sps grow there skeletons at night. can anyone comment or verify this 
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02-08-2013, 01:40 AM
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I read something a long time ago about supersaturation and excess zooxanthallae with too much light. It prompted me to reduce my photoperiod to between 5 and 7 hours. I get much better colors than I used to. I currently run 7 with LED, but my MH were on for 6.
No idea about growing at night. It could be, I know we build and repair tissue when we sleep 
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