Could I trouble you to send me your program as well?
Get some 120 degree lenses for your moonlights and for all NON-blue and white leds (i.e. UV, violet, red and green). This will give those leds more spread, less disco effect and help spread the moonlights past your center brace. With 90 degree lenses I had gaps between my moonlights too.
Do you want an led layout or my controller/timer schedule & power settings? Truth is, neither would be on much use.
My led color layout was whiter than I wanted at 3:2 blue to white. And probably way whiter than most others would want as I'm not a fan of really blue tanks. I'd be more like 2:1 or even 5:2 if I were doing it again. I have spare leds on order now so I can change some of them from white to blue.
My timer schedule is on early in the morning, starting at 5am, takes 4 hours to ramp up to 90% blue & 40% white for 5 hours and then 5 hours to ramp down to moonlights. But how much power you use depends more on making the corals happy (and being careful not to bleach them). So how deep your tank is, how high off the water your light is, which fixture you have and what corals you are keeping all make power levels different. Your tank is shallower than mine so your PAR may be higher at the same power settings (BE CAREFUL). I spent 6-8 weeks acclimating my tank to these levels and they had 4 250w MH lights before I switched to leds. BTW, I started at 50% & 20% and after awhile started upping the power each week. At 80% & 50% my PAR was where I wanted it but the tanks was too white. So I dropped the white to 40% and a week later raised the blue to 90%.
It's been this way for about 5-6 weeks now. I may bump the blue to 95% and eventually to 100% as long as the corals don't complain (bleaching or reduced growth). So far the corals look happy and I have growth as good as, or better than I had with MH, t5 and leds all together. I have a light green birdsnest frag hanging from a string that 3 months ago wasn't 1" long, broken at one end (and just healed over) and with 3 very tiny stubs at the other. That was when the leds went in. It's a solid 3" or more in diameter now and has 30+ growing tips. You can't tell which end was broken off and which had the 3 stubby tips. It's starting to look like a Christmas ornament hanging in the middle of the tank!
