Moonlights 24/7?
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tehmadreefer
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Why would you? It has been proven moonlights have no effect on the tank, corals, fish, etc beyond human preference.
I actually couldn't find any scientific evidence on that.
A lot of people believe that this light is more important for corals than the whites. Do you think it could affect fish in any way, for example sleeping?
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Lol, do whatever you want its your tank. Moonlights have zero effect on anything except being able to see the aquarium at night.
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And to answer your question, yes it's ok to run them 24/7.
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Many of the moonlight settings on leds are far too bright, it can actually disrupt biological cycles in fish and coral.
I believe the amount of light pollution tanks recieve at night from electronic devices and/or outside-street lighting isnt ideal either.
If you really wanted a moonlight to benefit, it have to be very very week and be dim matched to a lunar cycle.
just my .02
I believe the amount of light pollution tanks recieve at night from electronic devices and/or outside-street lighting isnt ideal either.
If you really wanted a moonlight to benefit, it have to be very very week and be dim matched to a lunar cycle.
just my .02
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