FlyinggFish
New member
Is it possible to "sun" burn soft corals (zooanthids) and anemones (specifically Condilectus)?
I have a BioCube 8 with compact actinic and 10000K lighting.
My lighting schedule:
1- actinic on for an hour
2 - both actinic and 10000K on for 6 hours
3 - actinic on for another hour (evening)
4- the lunar lights on (LED).
All together my lights are on for about 8 hours a day, not including my LEDs
Should I leave just only the 10000K on without the actinic?
My corals actually did look burnt this afternoon and my Condilectus is getting brown tips (but I heard this is normal for Condy's since they are supposed to be brown and not white).
I have a BioCube 8 with compact actinic and 10000K lighting.
My lighting schedule:
1- actinic on for an hour
2 - both actinic and 10000K on for 6 hours
3 - actinic on for another hour (evening)
4- the lunar lights on (LED).
All together my lights are on for about 8 hours a day, not including my LEDs
Should I leave just only the 10000K on without the actinic?
My corals actually did look burnt this afternoon and my Condilectus is getting brown tips (but I heard this is normal for Condy's since they are supposed to be brown and not white).