Ai52 non hd over 30G

[SKYHIGGh]

My settings over a Innovative marine micro 30 over kill? It’s one foot over tank on a goose neck.?

I do have some bleaching but no deaths. I was running blue violet and royal blue at 75 for about two months but after watching a Sanjay vid went up too a 100 whites Max at 30% and goes down from there

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

I’m not familiar with the non hd. What’s your peak wattage?

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

I’m not familiar with the non hd. What’s your peak wattage?

And can you send me a link for the Sanjay vid

 

[Tuffyyyyy]

Isn't that tank 12" deep? I think you only need like 50% with that beast.

 

[SKYHIGGh]

Isn't that tank 12" deep? I think you only need like 50% with that beast.

Tank is about 20inches deep I think it’s more or less 24inch cube all around

 

[SKYHIGGh]

I’m not familiar with the non hd. What’s your peak wattage?

I go up to 100% power on blue royal blue and violet and UV for a few hours what peak at 30%for about an hour.

It’s just a random YouTube video of him talking about not running lights at 100% and how it did not make sense in comparison too using MH lights combined with T5 as people did for years before led. We have highpars but almost all coral frags are aquacultured many times over so there used to high par.

I like a blue20k look and if I turn down the lights it just does not look as good. With that being said this light can work on a tank double my size no problem but does it really matter tank size wise if corals would still be at same depth or w.e.

Non hd just means I have first gen Ai52 with a director connected to my phone.

The second gen has the WiFi in it and the interface on phone is a little more uptdated I guess.

 

[Tuffyyyyy]

Tank is about 20inches deep I think it’s more or less 24inch cube all around

You're blasting your corals, man. At least set up a lengthy acclimation period for them to get used to that much sun. People don't realize how powerful LED lighting can be.

 

[SKYHIGGh]

You're blasting your corals, man. At least set up a lengthy acclimation period for them to get used to that much sun. People don't realize how powerful LED lighting can be.

Okay thanks for the input I think so too hence why I asked. I did have it acclimate up to 75 for about two months I guess since going up too a 100 I should do it agian

 

[SKYHIGGh]

I can say I also run 10 clouds a day at 50% intensity to give them a break

 

[SKYHIGGh]

Can’t tell from the pics but it’s a beautiful blue crystal clear color that I love. I went ahead and set up up to acclimate for two months at 25% witch puts me back to the 75% I been running for past few months