Jan 18, 2022 #1 Andreas' Reef Valuable Member View Badges Joined Nov 18, 2020 Messages 1,476 Reaction score 1,355 Location Ontario Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Hi, would a biocube 32's stock lights be able to sustain euphyllia such as hammers and torches?
Jan 18, 2022 #2 TheDuude Active Member View Badges Joined Feb 26, 2020 Messages 485 Reaction score 510 Location Detroit Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Andreas' Reef said: Hi, would a biocube 32's stock lights be able to sustain euphyllia such as hammers and torches? Click to expand... Biocube LED or legacy? I had success with euphyllia under both. If you have the legacy model just make sure your PC bulbs are not really old
Andreas' Reef said: Hi, would a biocube 32's stock lights be able to sustain euphyllia such as hammers and torches? Click to expand... Biocube LED or legacy? I had success with euphyllia under both. If you have the legacy model just make sure your PC bulbs are not really old
Jan 18, 2022 #3 OP OP Andreas' Reef Valuable Member View Badges Joined Nov 18, 2020 Messages 1,476 Reaction score 1,355 Location Ontario Rating - 0% 0 0 0 TheDuude said: Biocube LED or legacy? I had success with euphyllia under both. If you have the legacy model just make sure your PC bulbs are not really old Click to expand... led
TheDuude said: Biocube LED or legacy? I had success with euphyllia under both. If you have the legacy model just make sure your PC bulbs are not really old Click to expand... led
Jan 18, 2022 #4 TheDuude Active Member View Badges Joined Feb 26, 2020 Messages 485 Reaction score 510 Location Detroit Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Andreas' Reef said: led Click to expand... No problem then. I had good success with montipora in my biocube LED as well.
Andreas' Reef said: led Click to expand... No problem then. I had good success with montipora in my biocube LED as well.
