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<blockquote data-quote="Northwest_Scapes_" data-source="post: 10751123" data-attributes="member: 159566"><p>Putting this here so it doesn't get lost later on: The biggest thing I had trouble figuring out for this tank was the Temperature. Everyone knows you need a lot of flow, little to no light, and to feed a lot but no one really talks about Temp in the posts, threads, articles, etc I've seen for the most. </p><p>Since most of these corals are coming from deeper water, cooler water is where they're the happiest for a lot of species. </p><p>After talking with a friend who works at the Aquarium of the Pacific and some NPS Keepers in Europe, around <strong>74F-75F</strong> seems to be the sweet spot. Especially with the Yellow Finger Gorgonian I saw from @Darksidereefing on Insta who keeps his tank at around 74.2F, it shows much more polyp extension and in general looks a lot happier.</p><p>Personally, I'm running the tank at 74.6F for now, and I'll see how it works out but I'm sure it'll be fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Northwest_Scapes_, post: 10751123, member: 159566"] Putting this here so it doesn't get lost later on: The biggest thing I had trouble figuring out for this tank was the Temperature. Everyone knows you need a lot of flow, little to no light, and to feed a lot but no one really talks about Temp in the posts, threads, articles, etc I've seen for the most. Since most of these corals are coming from deeper water, cooler water is where they're the happiest for a lot of species. After talking with a friend who works at the Aquarium of the Pacific and some NPS Keepers in Europe, around [B]74F-75F[/B] seems to be the sweet spot. Especially with the Yellow Finger Gorgonian I saw from @Darksidereefing on Insta who keeps his tank at around 74.2F, it shows much more polyp extension and in general looks a lot happier. Personally, I'm running the tank at 74.6F for now, and I'll see how it works out but I'm sure it'll be fine. [/QUOTE]
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