Nano SPS Noopsyche K7 pro3 schedule Help

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Hi everyone,
This is an SPS tank.
My light (Noopsyche K7 Pro III) is mounted 7 inches above the water surface, and the tank is 12 inches tall from the sand bed to the surface.
I'm planning to place Acropora at the spot marked with a red check.
My current light settings are:
White 20 / Blue 80 / Royal Blue 80 / UV 80 / Red 7 / Green 7
Do you think I need to adjust anything?
Thanks in advance!
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Hey Wash,
Tristian from the Noopsyche US warehouse & farm (trscaquatics)

At the farm we tend to run our 100+ Noops higher when possible to get better spread and even penetration. In your situation we would lower your settings to around 30-40% all around. In general we don't run Red or Green in the spectrum and prefer to stick to the blue/and uv spectrums all around. Our general recommendation is to start at a lower intensity and shoot for a 8-10 hour light schedule. We run whites for around 4 hours per day after ramp up and then blues for the rest of the day. Our corals respond very well to this schedule and we have been doing it for years.

White 5 / Blue 40 / Royal Blue 40 / UV 40 / Red 0 / Green 0
 
Hey Wash,
Tristian from the Noopsyche US warehouse & farm (trscaquatics)

At the farm we tend to run our 100+ Noops higher when possible to get better spread and even penetration. In your situation we would lower your settings to around 30-40% all around. In general we don't run Red or Green in the spectrum and prefer to stick to the blue/and uv spectrums all around. Our general recommendation is to start at a lower intensity and shoot for a 8-10 hour light schedule. We run whites for around 4 hours per day after ramp up and then blues for the rest of the day. Our corals respond very well to this schedule and we have been doing it for years.

White 5 / Blue 40 / Royal Blue 40 / UV 40 / Red 0 / Green 0
Thanks for the information!
Currently, my acros are placed up to the mid-level of the tank and I'm using a diffuser.
I'm wondering — wouldn't dropping both blue and royal blue to 40% be a bit too low in this case? What do you think?
 
I run 2 over a 120 - 24” up with the n/rb/uv 100% I grow sps in 1 and mixed in the other. The lights are strong. :)
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Hey Wash,
Tristian from the Noopsyche US warehouse & farm (trscaquatics)

At the farm we tend to run our 100+ Noops higher when possible to get better spread and even penetration. In your situation we would lower your settings to around 30-40% all around. In general we don't run Red or Green in the spectrum and prefer to stick to the blue/and uv spectrums all around. Our general recommendation is to start at a lower intensity and shoot for a 8-10 hour light schedule. We run whites for around 4 hours per day after ramp up and then blues for the rest of the day. Our corals respond very well to this schedule and we have been doing it for years.

White 5 / Blue 40 / Royal Blue 40 / UV 40 / Red 0 / Green 0
Cool to see you're on here. I emailed you about the defusers not being in the light box when I received the lights that were shipped by you. They're almost here from China! Lol was wondering how I'd use these on my IM 50gal lagoon but may mess with what you said about blues for his tank.. My tank is only 16" deep 29.9" across.
 
Cool to see you're on here. I emailed you about the defusers not being in the light box when I received the lights that were shipped by you. They're almost here from China! Lol was wondering how I'd use these on my IM 50gal lagoon but may mess with what you said about blues for his tank.. My tank is only 16" deep 29.9" across.
BeanAnimal released a webpage you can use to import settings into the app. You can read more here.

https://beananimal.com/tools/noo-psyche-k7-profile-generator/https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/k7-pro-iii-spectrum-sharing.925148/
 
Cool to see you're on here. I emailed you about the defusers not being in the light box when I received the lights that were shipped by you. They're almost here from China! Lol was wondering how I'd use these on my IM 50gal lagoon but may mess with what you said about blues for his tank.. My tank is only 16" deep 29.9" across.
BeanAnimal released a webpage you can use to import settings into the app. You can read more here.

https://beananimal.com/tools/noo-psyche-k7-profile-generator/https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/k7-pro-iii-spectrum-sharing.925148/
Thank you! Seen this before but didn't bookmark it.
 

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