Vapour1ze
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They can I started my tank with a g3 pro. Nothing previous. Now my tank has great colors!
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duberz
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Mix...I have params in check...even did the triton water test. Everything was spot on. Husbandry is a top priority of mine. Sps and lps struggle still. Only thing doing awesome is a red gonipora that started size of a golf ball now softball size. Zoas,ricordea and cynaria also doing good. All I can figure is its these frigging radions.
mos90
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Higher nutrients can support more light. I'm not sure what your tank is at but my nitrates are undetectable and phos is under .03. If I turned my light to 80% most of my corals would bleach.
It is true that most tanks are different and what works for me might not work for u.
If 80% works leave it for now.
Vapour1ze
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I agree. My phosphate is .04 via hanna. Nitrates undetectable. Calc 400 alk 8.5
mos90
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Like I said. Lower nutrients less light. I have a purple nana sps that does great on the bottom at 70 par. Green base and purple tips.
mos90
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mos90
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Could be as simple as low nutrients. I did zeovit it for a while. I killed more corals by starving them. I thought lower was better. Wasn't the case.
Keith Thomson
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Mos, what's the spread like in the 30" direction? Do you have good coverage in the upper edges?
Keith.
Keith.
mos90
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Could be the case. Try 55% for a while. Watch each coral for changes over a month. U might need to move some corals.
mos90
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Upper edges about 3" below the water line. @45%. 250 center and 100 on extreme edges.
Does any one have a graph that will work on my 90? The lights are about 9" from the water. Im having a hard time figuring out the program and I'm planing on a WXM at some point so if any one has a graph for a 90 that would be great. If not can someone help my get the right graph down?
Tacticalbaton
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All over the place on this one. Does anyone have a good schedule for Acan and soft coral growth. Pretty much everything I see hear is for SPS. If you have a schedule for a Radion Gen 2 that is showing great growth and colors I would really appreciate you sharing..
oneilwiz
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+1 with this question, this is my current schedule, I wish we could import schedule
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With my limited knowledge I'm guessing no. I have seen the contents of both APEX config code and the ecosmart live files and they are in 2 totally different formats.
Some smart guy here may have a way of converting the ecosmart files into APEX format but I guess it will not be easy.
Some smart guy here may have a way of converting the ecosmart files into APEX format but I guess it will not be easy.
oshanickreef
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Help with graph for SPS dominant tank
Help with graph for SPS dominant tank
So I adjusted my Radion graph for my tank. I have a gen 2 that I upgraded to a gen3 pro and I have a gen3 pro. They are about a foot off the water and the lighting is really good looking on my system.
Here is my graph:
Here is my tank:
I had my reds and greens maxed and I read that that could be bad. I'm just trying to get something that works well that I can slowly tweak. My coral growth is pretty awesome
My phosphates read from my Hanna meter are .03066 and I have very little to zero nitrate. In addition I dose accordingly and my levels are very constant (Alk is ~ 8.34, cal is ~ 400-420, mag is ~ 1365). I just want to make sure my lights are decent and I'm not doing something I shouldn't be doing.
Help with graph for SPS dominant tank
So I adjusted my Radion graph for my tank. I have a gen 2 that I upgraded to a gen3 pro and I have a gen3 pro. They are about a foot off the water and the lighting is really good looking on my system.
Here is my graph:
Here is my tank:
I had my reds and greens maxed and I read that that could be bad. I'm just trying to get something that works well that I can slowly tweak. My coral growth is pretty awesome
My phosphates read from my Hanna meter are .03066 and I have very little to zero nitrate. In addition I dose accordingly and my levels are very constant (Alk is ~ 8.34, cal is ~ 400-420, mag is ~ 1365). I just want to make sure my lights are decent and I'm not doing something I shouldn't be doing.
oneilwiz
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So I adjusted my Radion graph for my tank. I have a gen 2 that I upgraded to a gen3 pro and I have a gen3 pro. They are about a foot off the water and the lighting is really good looking on my system.
Here is my graph:
Here is my tank:
I had my reds and greens maxed and I read that that could be bad. I'm just trying to get something that works well that I can slowly tweak. My coral growth is pretty awesome
My phosphates read from my Hanna meter are .03066 and I have very little to zero nitrate. In addition I dose accordingly and my levels are very constant (Alk is ~ 8.34, cal is ~ 400-420, mag is ~ 1365). I just want to make sure my lights are decent and I'm not doing something I shouldn't be doing.
Nice tank and graphs
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