Help with preset setting Ai prime

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Do any one have good preset setting for AI Prime16 for Euphyllia? I’m running 15gal water box tank and hoping to grow out my euphyllia. Thanks you
 
You may find this helpful. They test it with par readings, different settings, and on a nano tank like yours:
 
You may find this helpful. They test it with par readings, different settings, and on a nano tank like yours:

I already look into that video already, I was just hoping to used someone else preset for Ai prime
 
I already look into that video already, I was just hoping to used someone else preset for Ai prime
Hmm. They have a recommended setting for LPS in the video I think. It’s tough to over light Euphyllia with a Prime, in my opinion, once acclimated (especially if the light is mounted at an appropriate height). My hammer is in 250 par and growing really well.

Crank up the blues/violets to at least 75%, and add a little white/green/red and let it ride. Ramp up/down for an hour and peak for 6-8 hours and away you go.
 
I have an AI Prime on my 15 gallon softie tank,mostly mushrooms and zoa's, set at 70%, just to give you an idea, though I'm sure you can go a little higher. I have a 10 hour peak with 1 hour ramp up and down.
 
You can setup your lights it's easy.
I would recommend setting the first 4 channels to 100% and the rest at 50%. Light 9-10" off the surface. I had excellent results at these setting on my 20g nano cube.
For your system the same setting with 1 16hd will be plenty of light, imo.
20g aio nano cube.
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Hmm. They have a recommended setting for LPS in the video I think. It’s tough to over light Euphyllia with a Prime, in my opinion, once acclimated (especially if the light is mounted at an appropriate height). My hammer is in 250 par and growing really well.

Crank up the blues/violets to at least 75%, and add a little white/green/red and let it ride. Ramp up/down for an hour and peak for 6-8 hours and away you go.
I appreciate your help. Thank you
 

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