Radion G6 Pro difference between AB+ and LPS templates?

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I have a mixed reef that is predominantly LPS/softies so I am running the LPS template currently. Will be adding more SPS corals shortly. Recommendations are to run AB+ with SPS.

Got a PAR meter and took measurements. The PAR values for the LPS and the AB+ templates are very similar at the same schedule %.

Only difence I can find is the amount of white, green and red spectrum. AB+ runs higher whites and reds than LPS.

My question is how much does this make a difference?

For reference AB+
Screenshot_20231008_111931_Mobius.jpg


LPS
Screenshot_20231008_112047_Mobius.jpg
 
I do not think there is any magic in any of these. First it depends on what is in your tank. However - if you're lookout at the profiles - I would choose the one that most closely matches natural light. So - apologize - I didn't answer your direct question - but I did answer with my best answer.
 
I do not think there is any magic in any of these. First it depends on what is in your tank. However - if you're lookout at the profiles - I would choose the one that most closely matches natural light. So - apologize - I didn't answer your direct question - but I did answer with my best answer.
Thank you. It really doesn't look like a huge difference but if it was going to provide "better" results I am wlling.

Vendor I bought from runs AB+ so I may just match that.
 
Thank you. It really doesn't look like a huge difference but if it was going to provide "better" results I am wlling.

Vendor I bought from runs AB+ so I may just match that.
Actually - I have given several people this advice - Go from the same vendor - and go with the same lighting they use (especially if you use the same light type - i.e. radion, etc)
 
Get something that appeals to what you like to see. If your tank is healthy, all will turn to large colonies before you know it. It's best to let them grow slowly. It's healthy for them plus the blues look much cooler.
 

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