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[Relativity]

My lights are set on a standard 70% loadout and after 2 month my corals are showing much better polyp extension

 

[Eric The Red]

the Radium MH program is 100/100/38/18/38 for your color settings*left to right starting with the 420,

This is from glen, I asked about the same thing.

This is almost identical to the stock 20K template which is 100/100/37/17/37....

 

[jfuka78]

Yea, to my eyes visually they do not match my mag ballast radium. That may match an electronic ballast though.

 

[trueblackpercula]

My lights are set on a standard 70% loadout and after 2 month my corals are showing much better polyp extension

Your tank is going to look great, but I think you have one fixture to many..

 

[bjomat]

My latest schedule is a modified high growth one with a beautiful evening.


https://www.dropbox.com/s/vjke2j8db547ora/Skärmavbild 2013-10-31 kl. 07.24.21.png

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23211381/SavedSchedule2013-10-31.etg.xml

 

[fishmanstan]

My latest schedule is a modified high growth one with a beautiful evening.


https://www.dropbox.com/s/vjke2j8db547ora/Skärmavbild 2013-10-31 kl. 07.24.21.png

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23211381/SavedSchedule2013-10-31.etg.xml

What intensity percentage is that?

 

[bjomat]

50% but acclimate is enabled so right now about 30% for my radion pros.

Regards

 

[bjomat]

50% but acclimate is enabled so around 30% max on my pros.

 

[Russter]

Here's mine for the Pro. 20x20x20 reef.

May 20, 2013

Oct 31, 2013

 

[trueblackpercula]

Here's mine for the Pro. 20x20x20 reef.

May 20, 2013

Oct 31, 2013

Very nice looks to bright though what intensity you running?

 

[Fishypapa]

Wish I could figure out what intensity to run mine at. Have some corals bleaching but don't know if its too much light or not enough

 

[trueblackpercula]

Wish I could figure out what intensity to run mine at. Have some corals bleaching but don't know if its too much light or not enough

Post a picture real quick

 

[Fishypapa]

Post a picture real quick

Here is the graph. I have a spot on my birdsnest about 1/2 up in the tank that's now white (small but new spot).
My zoas are fine but even my Acan at the bottom is showing some grey. The goniapora is fully extended like its trying to get more light. My california tort is bit pale but he's now at the bottom.

 

[Russter]

Very nice looks to bright though what intensity you running?

Max Intensity peaks at 55% for a short period of time, but most of the day is 50%. Brightness of picture is due to my poor photography skills. Doesn't look as bright in real life.

 

[Russter]

Here is the graph. I have a spot on my birdsnest about 1/2 up in the tank that's now white (small but new spot).
My zoas are fine but even my Acan at the bottom is showing some grey. The goniapora is fully extended like its trying to get more light. My california tort is bit pale but he's now at the bottom.

Did you slowly acclimate your corals to the light? Lower it down to around 40% and see if they colour up a bit. Then slowly raise the intensity again after a couple of months.

 

[Laborator]

My lights are set on a standard 70% loadout and after 2 month my corals are showing much better polyp extension

Are you using 2 short rails, and is that tank a 48 incher?

 

[trueblackpercula]

Here is the graph. I have a spot on my birdsnest about 1/2 up in the tank that's now white (small but new spot).
My zoas are fine but even my Acan at the bottom is showing some grey. The goniapora is fully extended like its trying to get more light. My california tort is bit pale but he's now at the bottom.

I would raise it to 65%

 

[Fishypapa]

So you think they're not getting enough light which is causing the issue?

 

[Fishypapa]

Did you slowly acclimate your corals to the light? Lower it down to around 40% and see if they colour up a bit. Then slowly raise the intensity again after a couple of months.

I'm using the acclimate mode but I moved from 4 T5HO setup to these. I'm thinking I probably should lower it but then trueblack said to raise it so I'm back to being confused. haha Water params are all ok so the only thing I can attribute the bleaching to is too much light. Should I use one of the built-in profiles as well?

 

[Russter]

If you moved from T5's I would say that you probably shocked your corals with too much intensity. I would lower it down to 35%-40% and slowly move up from there. These lights are powerful. You could also try using the built in profile for radiant colour (I think that is what it is called).