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![]() I wouldn't say they're at opposite ends. At least not for the euphylia that I keep. I have always maintained water parameters similar to the OP's, under 400w MH. I have 3 large colonies and they all do very well. I do feed my fish heavily, so there are nutrients in the water column. I never direct feed them.
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My past experience is with MH Currently using LEDs Under 400w halides I kept a mixed reef in a standard 180. Didn't have a problem with keeping anything under high light. Softies, ricordeas, Lps, sps, clams, they all did well. I believe it has something to do with the light from LEDs. I placed a Lps near the bottom of my tank and pretty much melted it. My Lps are now off to the side in the shade. Go figure.
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LPS and SPS are pretty general terms. ![]()
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