Forrest Fire Digi Par?

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Hi Guys
I was wondering what kind of Par people keep their Forrest Fires at. I have read they don't need alot of light like other SPS.
 
I had mine in the sand with no issues when I first got mine. It was not vibrant until my lights colored it up. Putting it up mid in the tank brought out the red allot. Not to
mention I changed my spectrum to around 18k. Here is a cool shot I took, basically dulling out all the corals around the digi.

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I keep mine about 250-300 Par.
 
Thanks guy, will move mine up to higher light. Have it around 150 now but might wait for it to encrust on plug before moving it
 
I had mine in the sand with no issues when I first got mine. It was not vibrant until my lights colored it up. Putting it up mid in the tank brought out the red allot. Not to
mention I changed my spectrum to around 18k. Here is a cool shot I took, basically dulling out all the corals around the digi.

DSC_3327-2.jpg
Dam that looks nice
 
The one I have is near the top of the tank.
The tips seem to be more vibrant with more light.
 

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