Flow and Acropora

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Got these 3 in, getting them used to the light before they get placed. Haven’t decided on a spot for the tabling one though.

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So my question to you all what setting do you use after lights out so you fish can rest?
 
So my question to you all what setting do you use after lights out so you fish can rest?
My mp40s go to lagoon mode at night but stay at the same power intensity up to 90%. The fish dont exactly need low flow to rest most are just wedged into rocks or caves where little flow is already present during the day.
 
So my question to you all what setting do you use after lights out so you fish can rest?


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This is the schedule I’m running, it works for me. The second mp 40 mimics it at 75% max. Just the way it ended up being a good flow for me all around. And my Vectra m2 runs at 65%
 

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