Maxspect R420R users on nanos

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Lets see them and show that AI, Radions and Kessils aren't the only ones that can do reefs.

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I have a Maxspect R420R on my Fluval M60.
I have yet to fill this tank with corals, but I plan on getting more this next month.



I am curious to know what other's are using for their lighting schedule.
I am thinking of keeping this tank limited to zoanthids, LPS and encrusting montipora corals; along with the two rock flower anemones.
I have been debating on switching the Maxspect out for an extra Radion I have laying around. I like to custom programmability I have with my other Radions. But I would like to give the Maxspect a fair trial before I switch light fixtures.
Any thoughts?
 

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Not a nano but run them on my 6x2x2 I run 2 units.

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i know its an old thread,
just curious what your setting are at now that youve had it for a while.?
 
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Been using this for a while now

TP1 08:00 Ch1 0% Ch2 0%
TP2 09:30 Ch1 25% Ch2 45%
TP3 12:00 Ch1 50% Ch2 70%
TP4 17:00 Ch1 50% Ch2 70%
TP5 20:30 Ch1 25% Ch2 45%
TP6 22:00 Ch1 0% Ch2 0%
 

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This is what I'm currently running and have been for a while.


1 : 9:00 : A - 0% : B - 1%
2 : 12:00 : A - 25% : B - 55%
3 : 15:00 : A - 100% : B - 100%
4 : 17:00 : A - 75% : B - 100%
5 : 21:00 : A - 15% : B - 60%
6 : 23:30 : A - 0% : B - 0%

How things look now

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I dunno. What I meant was I adjusted the R420R just for the pic taking to show health and growth and then back to the normal. Otherwise it's all blue like this.

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Ah I thought you meant adjust the lights themselves as I was not aware of anything that could crossed wires.

Tank looks stunning though and good growth :)
 
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Ah I thought you meant adjust the lights themselves as I was not aware of anything that could crossed wires.

Tank looks stunning though and good growth :)

Yea by adding more white Ch1 and less blue Ch2, like adjust ch1 to say 100% and ch2 to like 25%. Then after the pic taking revert back to the normal percentages.

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