Red Sea REEFLED 50 Super High PAR

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I am seriously struggling to understand the issue here. Regardless of whether the light or the PAR meter is off, why do you need to keep turning the light up? If your corals are happy, good PE, good color, then why mess with it? Every time you turn it up they start bleaching. Instead of relying on your gadgets, or info from others, listen to your tank and it's inhabitants. The light is clearly producing enough light.
 

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I am seriously struggling to understand the issue here. Regardless of whether the light or the PAR meter is off, why do you need to keep turning the light up? If your corals are happy, good PE, good color, then why mess with it? Every time you turn it up they start bleaching. Instead of relying on your gadgets, or info from others, listen to your tank and it's inhabitants. The light is clearly producing enough light.
Maybe a control freak?
 

Looking for the spotlight: Do your fish notice the lighting in your reef tank?

  • My fish seem to regularly respond to the lighting in my reef tank.

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  • My fish seem to occasionally respond to the lighting in my tank.

    Votes: 11 11.8%
  • My fish seem to rarely respond to the lighting in my tank.

    Votes: 7 7.5%
  • My fish seem to never respond to the lighting in my tank.

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  • I don’t pay enough attention to my fish to notice if they respond to the lighting.

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  • I don’t have any fish in my tank.

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