Kessil A360x Lighting Schedule

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Hi Reefers!

I just got the new dongle for the Kessil A360x and am trying to find the best lighting schedule for optimal growth primarily for a zoa/lps dominated frag tank. The tank is 6 inches deep and contains two large frag racks. The light is mounted 13 inches above the water. I’m getting amazing results And coloration using an AI Prime HD running Saxby’s lighting program on my nano tank with similar contents. I tried to replicate Saxby’s scheduled using the dongle, but the corals do not seem to thrive as well. Does anyone have any experience using this light or can suggest a good schedule? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
 
Hi Reefers!

I just got the new dongle for the Kessil A360x and am trying to find the best lighting schedule for optimal growth primarily for a zoa/lps dominated frag tank. The tank is 6 inches deep and contains two large frag racks. The light is mounted 13 inches above the water. I’m getting amazing results And coloration using an AI Prime HD running Saxby’s lighting program on my nano tank with similar contents. I tried to replicate Saxby’s scheduled using the dongle, but the corals do not seem to thrive as well. Does anyone have any experience using this light or can suggest a good schedule? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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