Diefs 120 Peninsula

Ok, here they are, the latest members of the family:
Tailspot blenny
6 line wrasse
Royal gramma basslet
Midas blenny (stressed)
Pink skunk clowns
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How's the elegance doing? Any improvement?
Some, shes still not fully extended, but at least not completely retracted anymore. We changed out the light which seemed to be a lot brighter and think that may have been the issue. We have been slowly ramping down the intensity.
 
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Our little hammer frag now has 3 1/2 heads (as opposed to the 1 1/2 it came with). Not sure if it's happy or stressed.
The rest of the corals are looking bleached since we changed out the light. We've since lowered it to 10%.

Anyone have thoughts on how long it usually takes for them to recover?
 
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Our little hammer frag now has 3 1/2 heads (as opposed to the 1 1/2 it came with). Not sure if it's happy or stressed.
The rest of the corals are looking bleached since we changed out the light. We've since lowered it to 10%.

Anyone have thoughts on how long it usually takes for them to recover?
@F i s h y do you have any thoughts on this? I don't have any idea how to help
 
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Our little hammer frag now has 3 1/2 heads (as opposed to the 1 1/2 it came with). Not sure if it's happy or stressed.
The rest of the corals are looking bleached since we changed out the light. We've since lowered it to 10%.

Anyone have thoughts on how long it usually takes for them to recover?
This one looks pretty good to me. Your on the right track with the lights. Just slowly raise the intensity once they look better and if you notice any stress go back a step. May need to re arrange some if lighting is drastically different.
 
This one looks pretty good to me. Your on the right track with the lights. Just slowly raise the intensity once they look better and if you notice any stress go back a step. May need to re arrange some if lighting is drastically different.
Changed from redsea 90 to hydra32, and even at <10% the light seems much brighter. All corals are more retracted and faded. Hammer is the only one still with good color but splitting.
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Changed from redsea 90 to hydra32, and even at <10% the light seems much brighter. All corals are more retracted and faded. Hammer is the only one still with good color but splitting.
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day by day,keep us posted... :)
 
This one looks pretty good to me. Your on the right track with the lights. Just slowly raise the intensity once they look better and if you notice any stress go back a step. May need to re arrange some if lighting is drastically different.
Thank you!
day by day,keep us posted... :)
Will do, thx!
 

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