Just got the AI blade

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I’m also curious about the blade placement above tank…if it’s directly on top of the tank I would definitely not run 100%. I’m sure they can adapt to that but my corals are also very happy with 35%. Start around there and see how your corals respond during the ramp up and down.
So is your highest 35% ? My tank is not that deep I don’t want mines to burn lol I feel like 35% is good so on the setting presetting from online on the highest peak make them 35% then? And is your light right on top of the water as well?
 
Correct, I ramp up to 35, then whites gradually go down throughout the day until final ramp down of all colors. My tank height is pretty tall at 19in
 
Correct, I ramp up to 35, then whites gradually go down throughout the day until final ramp down of all colors. My tank height is pretty tall at 19in
Thank you so much for the info !!! I appreciate it a lot hopefully I can nail this by any chance do u have any pics of your settings of the app mayb if I can follow it like your to see? And again thank you !
 
Thank you so much for the info !!! I appreciate it a lot hopefully I can nail this by any chance do u have any pics of your settings of the app mayb if I can follow it like your to see? And again thank you !
Yea, Check the first page of the thread. me and a couple others posted pics .
 
Yea, Check the first page of the thread. me and a couple others posted pics .
Thank you so much I just screen shoted your setting hopefully that will work on my tank

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Thank you so much I just screen shoted your setting hopefully that will work on my tank

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Looks really cool. It’s a good place to start. That is for softies and LPS. Depending on what type of corals you get you may need more. But lower is better than too much. Is your tank brand new? If still cycling, I would also suggest just ambient light for a bit until the tank starts doing its thing. Those LEDs will encourage algae growth in a bad way.
 
Looks really cool. It’s a good place to start. That is for softies and LPS. Depending on what type of corals you get you may need more. But lower is better than too much. Is your tank brand new? If still cycling, I would also suggest just ambient light for a bit until the tank starts doing its thing. Those LEDs will encourage algae growth in a bad way.
Yes I want to do soft and lPS those to me I like and yes the tank is 6 days so far so I still have a good while before getting into the corals but I want to learn as much as I can and I thank you so much for helping me with my questions lol and the light is on that picture but that was that time only for the pic but all 6 days she has been off the entire time only the light that comes inside the room from the window is the only light she gets but is off and the fishes are doing good so far as well I have a pair of clowns @SaltySqueeble
 

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