livingseas
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If twilight woulkd give us an option to lay them out via a grid like evergrow
they might end up being decent. So from what I am reading it looks a
a 1:1 mix of white and blue is best. Would others agree?
Do red and green really help? Green might be used a tiny bit by the corals
but red isnt and might lead to more cyano. Is the white enough to make things pop?
When laid out in columns of alternating colors they dont blend in the water? I would
think they would even with 60 deg optics.
Seems the US made led fixtures like apollo use only blue and white.
So for those of you who got them.. what ciolor temp on the white
would you recommend? all 10k? 14k? 6500? A mix?
I'm thinking 14k might be to blueiish given all the blue the fixture has
and 6500 might be a little yellow but would help red/orange/yellow
colors.
Maybe 60% 10k and 30% 6500?
they might end up being decent. So from what I am reading it looks a
a 1:1 mix of white and blue is best. Would others agree?
Do red and green really help? Green might be used a tiny bit by the corals
but red isnt and might lead to more cyano. Is the white enough to make things pop?
When laid out in columns of alternating colors they dont blend in the water? I would
think they would even with 60 deg optics.
Seems the US made led fixtures like apollo use only blue and white.
So for those of you who got them.. what ciolor temp on the white
would you recommend? all 10k? 14k? 6500? A mix?
I'm thinking 14k might be to blueiish given all the blue the fixture has
and 6500 might be a little yellow but would help red/orange/yellow
colors.
Maybe 60% 10k and 30% 6500?
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