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Not sure all I know it was for saltwater With full spectrum not quite sure what it all means I'm just a beginner at all thisWhat kinda lighting do you have?
That’s not a strong enough light… even thou a torch is a lps they require high lighting like sps corals..The name of the light I'm using is Fluvalsmart Aquasky 2 if that helps
It's as high as it go'sLooks like a lack of lighting.. how’s your tank lit?
The name of the light I'm using is Fluvalsmart Aquasky 2 if that helps
It's as high as it go's
I can make the lights go blue my lights have 6 colors to pic fromThis a daylight spectrum light which is intended to “light a tank” for viewing but it is not a coral growth light. It is primary white led with some “tri color leds” added in and you need a light that is primarily blue led with a few whites added in
Your torch very likely is going pale from not getting correct spectrum and intensity
The problem is it sounds like they don't have the power output to give your corals what they need. I would look into a different lighting option geared towards corals, even if it's the inexpensive amazon lights. The light you have isn't providing what the corals need.I can make the lights go blue my lights have 6 colors to pic from
You don’t have dedicated blue leds intended for growth. The blue that your light contains are accent leds not growth ledsI can make the lights go blue my lights have 6 colors to pic from
Wrong spectrum. The light, even if white is turned down and blue increased, does not output the amount of par you need. Should be more like this
Is this goodThe problem is it sounds like they don't have the power output to give your corals what they need. I would look into a different lighting option geared towards corals, even if it's the inexpensive amazon lights. The light you have isn't providing what the corals need.
Spectrum is fine it’s just not strong enough for high light corals.. that light is good for softies at best and they would still struggle I believe… for now till you can get a better light I’d move that torch as high as possible in the tank… you want it close to that light as possible till you find a better light.Is this good