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I recently moved to a 14 gallon saltwater biocube and have not replaced the lights yet. The lights that are currently on the tank alter between white and blue with a switch on the wire so I cant have it change automatically. I am going away next weekend and not sure if I should keep the lights set to white or blue. Any suggestions?
 
Either will be fine. White or full spectrum may promote algae growth.
 
I recently moved to a 14 gallon saltwater biocube and have not replaced the lights yet. The lights that are currently on the tank alter between white and blue with a switch on the wire so I cant have it change automatically. I am going away next weekend and not sure if I should keep the lights set to white or blue. Any suggestions?
personally, I'd do blue. white will possibly be a huge algae issue when you get home
 
A small tank should be fine on white. or blue. 18 inches is not much in terms of light band absorption (rejection?) Blues brings out the pretty, white is fine for a tank. Par is par.
 

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