Noo-Psyche K7 Pro III Schedule

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Hello everyone, My aquarium measures 60cm x 50cm x 35cm and is intended to be an Acropora tank. I've had 2x Noopsyche K7 Pro III on them since last week and am looking for good settings for acropores. I have installed an Eshoops backpack drain and my water level is 31cm. the first acropora is 10cm below the water surface. I have a Parwise for measuring par at home and need help with the correct light settings. what would you recommend to me? the lamps are 25cm above the water surface Warm greetings from Germany

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You can adjust your schedule and spectrum easier here Noo-Psyche K7 Profile Generator ,
also welcome to Reef2Reef.
just as example, this is mine at the moment. you might not like all the blue

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Just mentioning for the OP the generator works best on PC, at least for me it's easiest but I am old and a bit tech challenged :face-with-hand-over-mouth:
 
Hello everyone, My aquarium measures 60cm x 50cm x 35cm and is intended to be an Acropora tank. I've had 2x Noopsyche K7 Pro III on them since last week and am looking for good settings for acropores. I have installed an Eshoops backpack drain and my water level is 31cm. the first acropora is 10cm below the water surface. I have a Parwise for measuring par at home and need help with the correct light settings. what would you recommend to me? the lamps are 25cm above the water surface Warm greetings from Germany
Depends on the PAR requirements of your coral, But I would say they would need minimum 225 , and up to 400
 

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