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[Prochef176]

 

[Snook65]

Beautiful colors!

 

[Prochef176]

A few more

 

[Prochef176]

Beautiful colors!

Thanks!

 

[Stylaster]

Looks great! Are you running your lights at 100%? Im got mine up to 80% and that's about as much as my sps can handle

 

[Prochef176]

I am at 70% currently and any new corals I keep them way down low and slowly move them up over time.

 

[stagcrazy]

how long have these sps been under led lighting?

 

[stevedola]

nice stuff...did you just get them in? good finds.

 

[trueblackpercula]

Very well done can you tell us what radion are you using? And can you posabily post a picture or screen shot of your graph?
Thanks and congrats

 

[agiacosa]

+1 for graph. Still struggling to find the right settings for my frags

 

[Prochef176]

how long have these sps been under led lighting?

I have been adding SPS corals pretty steadily for about 6 months now. Most of the pics in this thread are in the 3 month range.

 

[Prochef176]

nice stuff...did you just get them in? good finds.

A few are new (within the last 3 weeks) others have been in there for months.

 

[Prochef176]

Very well done can you tell us what radion are you using? And can you posabily post a picture or screen shot of your graph?
Thanks and congrats

I am using the gen 1 radion with the upgraded tir lenses. I seemed to see an increase in color and growth with the lense upgrade. I will post a pic of the graph I use shortly.

 

[Prochef176]

Graph

Graph

Here is a screen shot of the graph I use. Nothing really fancy, I basically follow one of the templates that is avail on ecosmart live. I figured they know better than me. I have just stuck with it once I made the switch. I feel I was probably doing more harm that good constantly tinkering with it. I am also pretty sure that the corals will acclimate to the lighting scheme over time. The Miami orchid I have was almost all brown until I made the upgrade to the new lenses and then it colored up and started growing like a weed. Same thing with most of my others. It has been a battle to stay patient!

 

[Prochef176]

A quick growth sequence from the last sps frag I uploaded on this thread.
The first pic is from FEB, then April, then the last is from today.

 

[Prochef176]

A scripps acro that has taken off under the LED's
Roughly 3 Months apart