Jawbreaker lighting and growth

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I have 2 jawbreakers and a toxic bounce mushroom in a 13.5 gallon Fluval. Currently running a kessil a80 puck light on it. Is this a good enough light? Also what's the best way to grow them??
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Yes, that light is more than sufficient for your shrooms! The best way to grow them is stable parameters. Though some grow fast,while others grow slow.

Really pretty coral btw! :)
 

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