Which one should I go with for the two lights on the ends? I'm guessing the lowest one since I have no corals right now?
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I like both but I don't like the blue really dark so maybe a good mix?Ohhh... Nevermind. Do you like blue or white light? White is usually more pleasing to the eyes with no corals but it grows algae better too. 12000K is blue but still fairly white. 18000K is more blue but still fairly pleasing to the eyes. 23000K is going to be pretty blue.
Thank youI'd do 12k
I'm getting ready to feed them and I will get you some more pictures.Your citron and your firefish will look prettier imo
2 reef led 50 and one coral box moon v3What kind of lights are you running?
Right now I have it on the 12k setting because I think it's less likely to cause algea.I’ll be curious what you end up liking. When I first started my tank I preferred a lot of white light; I think it was more what I was used to coming from the freshwater side. Recently I’ve come to really appreciate a little more blues, really makes the corals pop.
Thank you!Your new fish are beautiful!
Bumblebee snails are good for keeping Vermetid snails in check.
Which one should I go with for the two lights on the ends? I'm guessing the lowest one since I have no corals right now?![]()
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Here is my Red Sea program. all corals have thrived with it. It’s the Red Sea RL-90 23K program, slightly tweaked with added cloud and moon cycle.
They are so fun! Esp the little lemon goby.what a successful road trip today! You have a new family!
Congratulations!