Coral Rescues

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I'm new to this hobby and this statement alarms me. Are LED's bad?




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The cheaper ones may not have the spectrum needed to keep a coral's colors (acans in particular tend to tuen red under LEDs), and when turned up too high they are quite capable of burning corals.

I hear that the Radions and one or two others (can't remember which) tend to grow corals as well as T5s.
 
I like this thread :)
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I tried a couple coral rescues, but my tank and I were still too new. :/
My scooter dragonet was a rescue, though. Poor thing had an extremely pinched tummy, but she's bulked up and happy now ♡

I helped out some freshwater fish in the past, too. A set of gold barbs were horribly thin, so I fattened and rehomed them. :)
 
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Here is my newest rescue a severely neglected blue stag from the LFS. Cut me two chunks for dirt cheap!
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