Noopsyche k7 mini

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Ciao qualche foto edocumentazione su vasche illuminate da noopsyche k7 mini o multipli prevalentemente sps coral ? Pareri e settaggi... Grazie

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Hi, any photos and documentation on tanks illuminated by noopsyche k7 mini or multiple ones mainly sps coral? Opinions and settings... Thanks
 
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I'm really surprised this light isn't more popular for it's cost and features.
 
Here is my tank im currently taking down/selling so its not at its peak appearance wise. I had high end zoas, lps and sps. Ran the stock lps/sps setting.
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Ciao qualche foto edocumentazione su vasche illuminate da noopsyche k7 mini o multipli prevalentemente sps coral ? Pareri e settaggi... Grazie

Translation:
Hi, any photos and documentation on tanks illuminated by noopsyche k7 mini or multiple ones mainly sps coral? Opinions and settings... Thanks
IM 40gal Long w/ 3 Minis
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What’s the point of the light going down and up in a zigzagging pattern?
Modeled after the Saxby schedule on the AI website. My limited understanding is that it gives the corals intense peaks and "rest" periods. No idea if that holds water. It is a popular schedule though. The actual Saxby schedule has more and tighter peaks, but the Noopsyches only have one intensity slot per hour, so I set up mine with as many and as tight intervals as I could.
 
Modeled after the Saxby schedule on the AI website. My limited understanding is that it gives the corals intense peaks and "rest" periods. No idea if that holds water. It is a popular schedule though. The actual Saxby schedule has more and tighter peaks, but the Noopsyches only have one intensity slot per hour, so I set up mine with as many and as tight intervals as I could.
Thank you for the explanation
 
Modeled after the Saxby schedule on the AI website. My limited understanding is that it gives the corals intense peaks and "rest" periods. No idea if that holds water. It is a popular schedule though. The actual Saxby schedule has more and tighter peaks, but the Noopsyches only have one intensity slot per hour, so I set up mine with as many and as tight intervals as I could.
I’ll probably set it up the same way but have the values lower since I only have a 20 high
 

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