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[SPR1968]

Welcome to R2R!!

 

[tdlawdo]

Welcome to reef2reef!

 

[Reesj]

Nice ship! Sail away!

 

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[PanchoG]

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[Daniel@R2R]

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[LiveWire]

Welcome to the REEF!!

 

[Sumbub]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[AlexAGamayunov]

Thanks everyone for the warm welcomes. Its been a couple weeks since I last checked up on here, but I added 165W of light to my tank and bought some corals over the weekend (my light intensity never gets to 100% cause I'm worried of bleaching my corals)

Roleadro LED Aquarium Light, Dimmable Coral Reef Led Light 165W
^These are the lights I have now and this is my setup

 

[AlexAGamayunov]

I also added mexican snail (which barely moves) and diamond goby

 

[AlexAGamayunov]

I was wondering if anybody on here has had experience with these type of lights and if they are good for growing coral. My green star polyp and favita brain coral are behind the ship directly under (14.5 inches) the light. My previous coral died due to bleaching so I want to make sure I have the lighting and flow right this time because my parameters, salinity and temp are almost always constant

 

[The Aquatic Arsenal]

Welcome to the R2R family. I personally don't have any experience with those lights.

 

[Jon Fishman]

Welcome!

You need live-rock, in my opinion

 

[AlexAGamayunov]

Welcome!

You need live-rock, in my opinion

I'm not exactly sure how this would help my coral or were you just refering to aesthetics?

 

[Jon Fishman]

I'm not exactly sure how this would help my coral or were you just refering to aesthetics?

Live rock aids in the bacterial balance and filtration of your tank......

 

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[waywardreefer]

Welcome to R2R!

 

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[Iván Olalla]

Welcome to R2R lots of info in the forums, nice articles and tons of helpful and friendly reefers around!