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Hi, what is your lighting set-up on this tank? I am running a reef tank with a RED SEA G3 60 tank using just one REA SEA ReefLED 90 light. How should I set up my light spectrum if I wish to use only white light and still be able to keep some basic SPS, LPS alive?

My current lighting setup start at 9:00 AM at 0% and peaks at 10:00 AM at 20% intensisity until 8:00 PM, then it goes back to 0 at 9:00 PM, and I have set only a little bit of blue light at 3% for an hour at night.

I am wondering whether the current lighting schedule is sustainable for coral. Please let me know if you have some advise.



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No such thing as whites only: white light includes every spectrum under the rainbow.

I prefer between 6K - 10K color spectrum.
 
Hi, what is your lighting set-up on this tank? I am running a reef tank with a RED SEA G3 60 tank using just one REA SEA ReefLED 90 light. How should I set up my light spectrum if I wish to use only white light and still be able to keep some basic SPS, LPS alive?

My current lighting setup start at 9:00 AM at 0% and peaks at 10:00 AM at 20% intensisity until 8:00 PM, then it goes back to 0 at 9:00 PM, and I have set only a little bit of blue light at 3% for an hour at night.

I am wondering whether the current lighting schedule is sustainable for coral. Please let me know if you have some advise.



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I’m not sure to be honest, and I would say post below is correct in some ways, I would run a little blue with whites
 
Hi, what is your lighting set-up on this tank? I am running a reef tank with a RED SEA G3 60 tank using just one REA SEA ReefLED 90 light. How should I set up my light spectrum if I wish to use only white light and still be able to keep some basic SPS, LPS alive?

My current lighting setup start at 9:00 AM at 0% and peaks at 10:00 AM at 20% intensisity until 8:00 PM, then it goes back to 0 at 9:00 PM, and I have set only a little bit of blue light at 3% for an hour at night.

I am wondering whether the current lighting schedule is sustainable for coral. Please let me know if you have some advise.



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I’m not sure to be honest, and I would say post below is correct in some ways, I would run a little blue with whites
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It’s an ai signature series lightly modified don’t know if that helps?

look up videos about lighting schedule you can find good info
 

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