Fluval marine 3.0 lighting settings

This is my settings, you can see my tank in my tank build.
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Do you have a picture showing percentages of light colours as my eyes arnt what they used to be
 
Hello everyone, which setting is best for SPS corals. I have a 30 liter tank.
What is your experience with coral growth?

Thanks
 
Hello everyone, which setting is best for SPS corals. I have a 30 liter tank. What is your experience with coral growth?

thanks
 
Would these light work for a Zoo Med Low boy tank? It is only 10" tall. But 24" deep. If they would work would I need 1 or 2 lights
 
Would these light work for a Zoo Med Low boy tank? It is only 10" tall. But 24" deep. If they would work would I need 1 or 2 lights
I think one would work, but you should buy a @noopsyche through @Zach B a single 140w would be good, or two 90w.
better price and way better light.
 
Thanks! But I live in Canada. Thank you for replying.
I do too, they ship.
seriously, I've had the fluval marine on my 75 gallon for 2 years, I loved it but I got @noopsyche and never wanted any other light and many on this forum will say the same thing.
 
I do too, they ship.
seriously, I've had the fluval marine on my 75 gallon for 2 years, I loved it but I got @noopsyche and never wanted any other light and many on this forum will say the same thing.
Is there a site I could look at the light?
 
Hi everyone. I'm still in the process of cycling my new tank and have recently purchased the Fluval marine 3.0 lights. Would anybody mind sharing the settings youre using on the app that are giving you the best results. I plan on having more coral than fish, and am currently running a nuvo 30L tank with about 30 lbs of live rock in it. Just waiting for it to fully cycle before I start adding things into it. Screen shots of your settings for the app would be appreciated. Still trying to figure out what settings are best. Thanks
I tried to emulate what I had with my AI’s on my main display tanks. I put a little break in there at noon, seemed to keep the alge at a manageable level.
 

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