reefbreeders photon led and bubble tip anemone

[kiko81]

Hi all. I currently have running a photon 48"led system from reefbreeders. I was wondering if anybody has the same system and has bubble tip anemone in their tank. Wondering what percentage you have yours on to have a healthy anemone. Mine because of my setup I cant hang my system. Its right on top of the tank. The nearest corals to the light fixture are my monti caps about 5 in to the top of the tank. My anemone will be about 8"-10" from the light. Any imput will help. Currently have the light to brightest point of 60% channel 1blues and 40% on whites. Thanks.

 

[CoralReeForrest]

Hi all. I currently have running a photon 48"led system from reefbreeders. I was wondering if anybody has the same system and has bubble tip anemone in their tank. Wondering what percentage you have yours on to have a healthy anemone. Mine because of my setup I cant hang my system. Its right on top of the tank. The nearest corals to the light fixture are my monti caps about 5 in to the top of the tank. My anemone will be about 8"-10" from the light. Any imput will help. Currently have the light to brightest point of 60% channel 1blues and 40% on whites. Thanks.

You're definitely going to need to lower them alot to acclimate the nem. My nem seems to be doing better and came from a mh system to my photon system. I have my max at like 25 right now and had started from I think like 15 or so max. Idk you'll just have to find a happy spot and then slowly raise them

 

[kiko81]

I had the lights since beginning of march. I started out a max of about 15-20%. This nem came from a mh home. On the whites thats what it maxes out during the day. I do the 30min increments. Wasnt sure since it came from mh would I need to raise much more intensity on my led's

 

[geckoejon]

any updates? i have a photon over my nem tank. some of the bta's are doing great, and some have faded. i'm thinking maybe i have the lights too bright...