Ecotech Radion custom programming

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I like the look of my tank but I feel my corals could be more colorful. I use Ecotech Radion GEN2 lights. (Two in a 90g) Below is a chart of my schedule and a breakdown of what most point consists of.
If you have Radions and are experiencing very good coral coloration please share your graphs so I can try them out for a couple months and see if my corals will color up more.
Also, if you have any advice for me please let me know on what I should adjust to optimize my tanks appearance.

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White: Ramp up then down
25% (5:30pm)
45%
70%
80%
100% (8:30pm)
65% (9:30pm)
Drop to 0% by (12:00am)
Blues:
They crank up to 100% at 5:30 then slowly ramp down till night period.
Red/Green:
Never go above 15%, I don’t see a positive difference in coral, only difference was I originally had them at 30-40% I saw an increase in algae growth.
 
First thing I think I see, is your whites go up to 100%?
I'd try dropping that a little.
There is a thread in the EcoTech forum on reef central where a poll is on going where people are posting what intensity they are using.
Have you seen it?
 
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Wow. That link is very useful. I just put my 4 pros on 2 days ago and have been looking for something like this.
 
Wow. That link is very useful. I just put my 4 pros on 2 days ago and have been looking for something like this.


Did you start out using the acclimation program?
 
Oh then no corals.
 
Snookin,
I have the gen2 over my mixed 60 gallon cube (24x24x24). I have SPS , chalices, lps, zoas, clams, etc. here is a pic. Everything colors up and great growth. Pm me and I will send you lighting details.
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First pic higher light in day. Second under moon cycle.
 

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