SPS light acclimation

Teddynola

pod wrangler
First of all, Happy New Year, reefers! I do not have the desire to kill any more acropora, so I need some advice. I received these two specimens from Pacific East Aquaculture on Dec 23rd, and they have been on the sandbed since then. I have 2 250w mh fixtures, with pulse rite bulbs, approx 8 months old. Should they be ready to start moving up, and how far at a time? The first pic is the blueberry bush, from their website and the second is from tonight.
 

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I would move them middle of the tank for a week and see how they are doing and depending on colouration if they need to be moved higher! Nice frags!
 
Thanks for the input guys. I had a blue milli that I guess I moved up too much at one time and it turned light green in a day or so. I put it back on the sand, but it hasn't changed at all. It looks algae colored, but it happened so fast, I don't know how algae could have grown on it so quickly. I'm not one to take things out too quickly. If it were up to my boyfriend, we wouldn't have a feather duster or a neon candycane colony. Thanks again.
 
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