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![]() For the most part I quite agree with Brad, with one itty-bitty tiny exception:
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I have an acropora, the first one I ever owned which has been with me through thick and thin and lived through temperature disasters, fresh water float valve disasters, high nitrate disasters, etc. etc. Anyways when it is under 10000K halide lights (175W), it is an amazing colour of purple with green highlights. Under 6500K halide lights supplemented with actinics .... it is pure brown. Oh, the actinics give it a greenish tint but take away the actinics and all you have is a ... coral the colour of poo. ![]() I will try to see if I can later post some pictures of the brown acro in one tank, and the keen purple frags thereof that are in a different tank that is lit by nothing but 10K/175's.
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