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![]() huh?? How do MH brown out corals?
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![]() well any sps I bought was under MH, and was brown until a few weeks under leds, I dont know if its "browned out" per say, but it does seem to drown out the colors. might just be my experience though
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![]() I would say it's more likely a nutrient problem. Lighting of any type doesn't guarantee colors in SPS. If you got a frag from a MH tank and it was brown, it wasn't due to lighting (unless the bulbs were 2 years old). I have over 100 pieces of SPS under MH, and not a brown piece in the tank.
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![]() Browning out could be because of the amount of light, not type of light
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at least I learned something today ![]()
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![]() The only light factors that make a difference are color and intensity, a coral doesn't discriminate against the type of bulbs you're using.
Also it's possible that metal halides could be causing a swing in temp |
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to much light would generaly bleach your SPS, not brown them. Any SPS I got that was brown and then colored up came from a high nutrent lower light tank, generaly an enviroment that more suited Softies than SPS. Steve
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