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![]() I think it's best if you get a PAR meter,,, there are so many variables that anyone making any suggestions would be not applicable to your setup...
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![]() I want to stay away from the technically aspect on this topic as I am sure with a PAR meter the discussion can go on forever. Just want to get an idea of what a nice SPS tank is running for intensity and duration.
Besides, I wouldn't understanding the reading even if I had a meter. My success from the past has always been achieved by gauging the color and growth and keeping things as simple as possible. |
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![]() Here is a comparison to the success we had keeping corals in comparison to Halides and T5's in our facility;
http://ecotechmarine.com/news/ecotec...ches-coral-lab
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![]() yeah but intensity is a really important factor..
you may nail down the duration and/or color of LEDS,, but if they're running at 10% of what they should be they're not going to do sh*t.. seneye's monitor has a really cool PAR meter built, and it's affordable Quote:
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