Ideal temperature for SPS
Granted, different SPS prefer different temperature ranges, but I am wondering what those of you with outstanding success in keeping SPS keep your systems at. I do not have a lot of SPS now but am starting to add more. I was running my tank at 77F but decided to increase the temp to 79. I would go as high as 80 but my ViaAqau Titanium heaters default to 79 when they power back up.
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IME, 79 works best for me. I've tried everything from 76 to 84, and sitting in the middle gives me the best results.
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Damn; looks like I am the only 80 :redface: I have kept the tank anywhere between 78 to 82 without any noticeable difference.
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ya mine is at 81 most Sps reefs in the wild are 79-84 in temperature
http://www.ronshimek.com/salinity_temperature.html Cool nerdy article if your interested talking about effects of too cold and too warm on corals and growth and survivability |
78 to 79 for me
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77.5 is where mine sits. Never moves more than half a degree
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78-80 for me . Never try to go lower than 78 or more than 80( summer) anymore . Except when i went on vacation and it went to 95 . :redface:
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80 all year long
since we all live in Canada :-) 26.6c |
I run my tank cooler at 76, worked for me...but I guess between 76-78 will be good if you don't run a chiller so there is a buffer if ambient temperature gets too high.
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I voted for 78. My system generally runs anywhere between 76-80 depending on the time of day and the season, etc.
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