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![]() You can see a bit of difference in the photos but like you said it's not all that noticable although I am sure it is in "real life".
I don't know if you have to acclimate the corals but I know when I put new bulbs in I usually cut down my light period by about 2 hours (1 hour on either end) just to be on the safe side and watch closely. I would keep and eye on things and if it looks like they are stressing or starting to bleach maybe get some screening, cut back on the photo-period, or move the lights up or the corals down. Just MO That's a drag getting laid off - hopefully just till the new fiscal and new budget. |
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![]() I love my Ushios... tres crisp
![]() I don't think anything will need aclimation... the softies might grumpy for a little bit... But I'd keep both eyes on it for a while. Enjoy your lights ![]() Dan |