Lighting for anemones
- Thread starter Terry DeMott
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No prob not. And it’s depends on how many led and what the settings are.
If you cant or don’t want to afford a par meter. You can use a lux meter like this one.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LSFR0F...t=&hvlocphy=9061183&hvtargid=pla-505585159192
Meter the hotter spots at the top of the water.
Based on your settings, devide the number by 65 and that is the approximate par.
I think you would want about 300- 400 par at the top of a 20in deep tank.
Based on an eight hour peak photo period.
BUT
If the nems are fine , they ARE fine.
I’m not a fan of making adjustments for a single species in a tank. If you bump the par , and have low light coral, it can cause probs.
If you have med and mixed , just go slow in acclimation of overall peak intensity.
But overall, I’d say what you have is likely fine.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LSFR0F...t=&hvlocphy=9061183&hvtargid=pla-505585159192
Meter the hotter spots at the top of the water.
Based on your settings, devide the number by 65 and that is the approximate par.
I think you would want about 300- 400 par at the top of a 20in deep tank.
Based on an eight hour peak photo period.
BUT
If the nems are fine , they ARE fine.
I’m not a fan of making adjustments for a single species in a tank. If you bump the par , and have low light coral, it can cause probs.
If you have med and mixed , just go slow in acclimation of overall peak intensity.
But overall, I’d say what you have is likely fine.
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