I love being right!

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Brad, I think the best thing to do is try different settings on the two opposite ends of your tank, see what the difference is.

Here is a picture of one of your frags that I got from you that is situated on both side of your tank. I had them on the frag rack for 24 hours then straight on to this spot which is directly under 2 sols side by side.



Here is a picture where my lights in relation to the coral.

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Originally Posted by Bblinks

Here is a picture of one of your frags that I got from you that is situated on both side of your tank. I had them on the frag rack for 24 hours then straight on to this spot which is directly under 2 sols side by side.



Here is a picture where my lights in relation to the coral.

So as a comparison to your tank, the piece in question is slightly higher, but under one Sol only, and a little off center (4"?)
My thoughts are if my coral can move directly under your 2 Sols at 100%, then the same coral will not burn when placed under half that lighting..

Or am I missing something? I trust your judgement, you've seen my tank with MH, taken coral and added it under your LED at 100%, and you know what not enough Sols looks like.
If you think I should back off, I'd strongly consider it

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oops, missing the circle.



Here, that's better.

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Originally Posted by Bblinks

oops, missing the circle.

Here, that's better.

It's ok, I found it -lol

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I would honestly tell most to dial back a bit but your tank was under 400W halide so most of your sps will be able to handle it and plus your tank is very health and happy so even if they get more par I know that they will be able to accommodate for it. It is different if ones tank is switching over from 250 halide and corals are not in the best of shape. The only thing I would watch out for are monties and charlices, I have bleached a few pieces but they have all came back now.