AI SOL BLUES (Old style)

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First of all, Merry Christmas and wish a Happy New year to all. For over a year, I have been trying to achieve a spectrum that is both pleasing and sufficient for the coral without zapping them to death and have been all over the map in searching. I have a 150 gal. aquarium with 3 SOL Blues. They have been 8" off the water running W-65% B-85% RB-75%. The coral is approximately 10"-12" below the surface. As of now I have two hanging but will be back to three soon (will cover that in another thread) Looking for suggestions....Thanks!
 
Without knowing your tank types of corals and number of lights it’s pretty tough to help.
 

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