Kessil a160we setting for Anemone

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I keep a lot of anemones. IMHO light is somewhere around OK to maybe a bit too low. I'd recommend you bump up the blue as that is what the zooxanthellae uses most for photosynthesis. I'd also increase your peak midday lighting from 2 hours to AT LEAST 4 and maybe even 6 hours. You never mentioned feeding frequency or what you feed it, if anything?
 
I keep a lot of anemones. IMHO light is somewhere around OK to maybe a bit too low. I'd recommend you bump up the blue as that is what the zooxanthellae uses most for photosynthesis. I'd also increase your peak midday lighting from 2 hours to AT LEAST 4 and maybe even 6 hours. You never mentioned feeding frequency or what you feed it, if anything?
I feed it twice a week with chopped frozen shrimp from Costco. By the way, are you running under kessil?
 
OK, feeding isn't an issue. That's good to know.

No. Never used them. But over 15 years I've used MH, t5 and leds for the last 8 years. The last 2 years have been Reef Breeders Photon V2 with blues at 90% and white at 40% with midday set for 6 hours and the hour before and after midday are probably intense enough for the zooxanthellae to do photosynthesis as well (so more like 8 hours). Midday PAR at my sand is 225.
 
OK, feeding isn't an issue. That's good to know.

No. Never used them. But over 15 years I've used MH, t5 and leds for the last 8 years. The last 2 years have been Reef Breeders Photon V2 with blues at 90% and white at 40% with midday set for 6 hours and the hour before and after midday are probably intense enough for the zooxanthellae to do photosynthesis as well (so more like 8 hours). Midday PAR at my sand is 225.
Wow that is an impressive Par at sand bed. I would pump my light up to see any change. I will update if there are improve. I’m buldind a new system to set them into a new home
 
@Crabs Mcjones How can I set my light more blue. The more lower color, the more blue I will get right?
 
Here is my new light schedule:
Time color intensity
10:00 0% 10%
11:00 10% 25% ( 90% blue)
12:00 20% 60% ( 80% blue)
18:00 10% 60% (90% blue)
19:00 5% 30%
21:00 0% 0%


As yoi can see I pump up my intensity from 50 to 60. Color chAnge to mostly blue. I still have 2
T5 bulb 24” blue and white. Is it seem to be good @Crabs Mcjones @Ron Reefman ?
Note: T5 run from 13:00 to 18:00

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Looks good. What's the seneye say with the new settings?
 
Around 250. Does too mich blue effect my lps. i have gold hammer 4 heads and I don’t want to lose it
Nope. Best thing about kessils is no matter what percentage you choose, its optimized for coral growth :)
 
That nice, will update next week. Thanks for all your support
Any update? What is your light schedule now? Will like to see a full tank picture if possible.
 

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