Radion G6 blu and Acanthophyllia

[Sergio Biundo]

With Acanthophyllia on the bottom and Radion G6 Blue lights, what settings are recommended for the white and red channels? Thanks, everyone.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Photos?

What do you have them set for right now?

 

[oreo54]

With Acanthophyllia on the bottom and Radion G6 Blue lights, what settings are recommended for the white and red channels? Thanks, everyone.

Fun with AI. Seems intensity and flow is more of an issue than spectrum..
Remember.. this is AI's "advice" with that light though based on some others "hints" you may want to limit the UV exposure.

Because Acanthophyllia naturally inhabits sheltered reef slopes and deep lagoons, it is highly sensitive to intense light. True near-UV (380–400nm) and violet (400–420nm) channels on modern LED fixtures will make its incredible pigments fluoresce intensely, but running these channels at high intensity can quickly cause tissue damage.

NOTE. This is not a "recommendation. It is not in my duty or my qualifications to "advise" on specifics. Soo
just as a discussion starter.

Leave it to others to refute/clarify.

 

[Sergio Biundo]

Foto?

Per cosa li hai impostati al momento?

Photos?

What do you have them set for right now?

Total 12 hours. Sunrise + sunset: 2 + 2 hours (Blue + UV at 100%). Central 7.5 hours: Blue + UV at 100%, White at 70%, Red at 50%.