upside down jelly lighting

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Upside down jellyfish is a jelly that is mostly photosynthetic. Does anyone know how much lighting it needs?

Edit: Should add, that I'm doing general curiosity research
 
In the keys I've found them in as little as 6 inches of water in full blast of the sun, so I imagine they can tolerate a wide range of light but the best range is probably in the 150-200 par range as Salty mentioned.
 

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