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Steve,

I love the fact you have 8 bad boys over your tank.
There can be other factors for some of the corals being bleached or light in color.
Looking at your schedule I must say you using too much stage points.
Also with 14" above the surface of the water and you run only 35% you might bring back the White leds to max 50% or lower and increase the intensity slowly to 50%.
Take your time on this, say increase 1% everyday.
Green and red can be also increased a bit to 90% for both.
That should be easy as I see you run a reeflink as all your light as setup wireless.

Please send me your schedule? No frags needed. [email protected]
 
What about the percent of green and red lights?? I heard those grow algae quicker or something? Is this true? What is the highest percent you keep your red and green lights?
 
How long do your lights stay on at there highest overall brightness of the day?? Just curious
 
What about the percent of green and red lights?? I heard those grow algae quicker or something? Is this true? What is the highest percent you keep your red and green lights?

I run my reds at 40% max at 65% brightness. My greens max out at 20% at 65% brightness.

How long do your lights stay on at there highest overall brightness of the day?? Just curious

Two hours for me, from 12-2PM. I try to base it on the sun's cycle.
 
Radion Pro Gen 2. 4 of them over my tank. 32 inches deep and the lights are 10 inches above the water. Max intensity is 75%. Growth is fantastic and I'm getting really good coloration on my SPS and LPS. Using 14k to ramp up and down, then 10k at my max then a little 20k at the end of the day.

The concept here is to use 14K for most of the day so I get a little better coloration and I blast the corals with that high intensity 10K for 3 hours a day for growth.

 
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Radion Pro Gen 2. 4 of them over my tank. 32 inches deep and the lights are 10 inches above the water. Max intensity is 75%. Growth is fantastic and I'm getting really good coloration on my SPS and LPS. Using 14k to ramp up and down, then 10k at my max then a little 20k at the end of the day.

The concept here is to use 14K for most of the day so I get a little better coloration and I blast the corals with that high intensity 10K for 3 hours a day for growth.


You got the updated APEX Fusion?
 
Here is a little more information on the schedule I run.

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