Blue or not so?
OK I was thinking about the colours of our lights are set at. Some prefer deep blue to highlight the colours and give cur pop. IMO they often look gaudy and unnatural but that's just my opinion yours may well be different.
As with all things with my tank I try and stick with as natural as is reasonably ( you will have to define your own interpretation of reasonable here) possible. From my reefscape to the fish I choose, feeding, foods and beyond. I do have plenty of blue light but far from many I see using various lights.
All personal choice of course but unless you dive deep often below where our corals reside on the reef then they are not showing how they look on the reef. BTW yes I have dived on coral reefs and better still in some respects snorkeled.
Just a conversation starter and my own views your might well be completely different and welcome to them.
My photo below is bluer than you actually see of my tank which is whiter.
OK I was thinking about the colours of our lights are set at. Some prefer deep blue to highlight the colours and give cur pop. IMO they often look gaudy and unnatural but that's just my opinion yours may well be different.
As with all things with my tank I try and stick with as natural as is reasonably ( you will have to define your own interpretation of reasonable here) possible. From my reefscape to the fish I choose, feeding, foods and beyond. I do have plenty of blue light but far from many I see using various lights.
All personal choice of course but unless you dive deep often below where our corals reside on the reef then they are not showing how they look on the reef. BTW yes I have dived on coral reefs and better still in some respects snorkeled.
Just a conversation starter and my own views your might well be completely different and welcome to them.
My photo below is bluer than you actually see of my tank which is whiter.