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So then do you all leave your moon lights on all night and have no black out time and have them kick off when your light schedule kicks back on? Just curious. Thanks
I won't get too much into it because this conversation could go on for a long time, but the blue part of the light spectrum has a large peak that will allow your corals to photosynthesise. In other words the blue light is there for the cool effects, but it's also necessary for the corals to produce food. The white lights are there so it doesn't look like the fish are swimming in windex lol.
Check out Lighting spectra, Photosynthesis, and You Lighting spectra, Photosynthesis, and You for a far more scientific look into how corals react to light. It's a great read and there's alot if important information in it.
If you only have fish, then yes the blue is just there for looks
Who says moon lights help any of our livestock? This is just a current fad with no scientific basis for the lights. What do they accomplish?
Who says moon lights help any of our livestock? This is just a current fad with no scientific basis for the lights. What do they accomplish?