Agreed. It is harder to see corals though in blue light tanks.Looks like a milka stylo
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Agreed. It is harder to see corals though in blue light tanks.Looks like a milka stylo
It is not as thick as it looks in the photo and is in pretty hard flow. It was almost dead when I got it from the LFS so I mounted it on its side hoping to get a bit more broader spread quickly. The left "Y" was spindly and barely alive when I mounted it. To that end it is def more rounded than any of my other digis but nowhere near as beefy as any stylo I have ever had - but it very well could by stylo no matter what it was sold as. LFS is an ORA shop for sure, and it was labled blue digi.Looks like a milka stylo
It is not as blue as the photos make it out to be. I am running the same basic spectrum as ReefBum and Telegram (same fixtures and very similar settings). I much preferred the Phoenix 14K bulbs that I ran for 10 or more years, but gave in to the LEDs for several reasons.Agreed. It is harder to see corals though in blue light tanks.
For some of the posters on this thread, they are not guessing, they have experienced what they have posted about.
Under what sort of spectrum?FWIW ORA Blue Digi under Mitras
Sorry - way too lazy to white balance.
I do wonder though how a business like WWC manage to grow corals at a fast enough rate to stay in business if LED's are so poor at it.
There - a bit better
The only reason I know it is a homewrecker is because that is what everyone was drooling over at the store, but I am not sure why. To me it is just another coral.
Is this some sort of a joke? I cannot find anybody on this thread that said that LEDs are poor at growing "corals." They are just not as good and cannot grow everything. Do you lack the mental capacity to understand what people are saying, or are you being cheeky?
What you said has no basis in the truth of what was posted. It looks like your feeling might be hurt, but come back to this in a year or two and read it again - you might start to see that what some of us said made some sense.
You know that shops like WWC and Vivid are for noobies and mostly a joke with longer-term hobbyists, right? They get corals the same way that other shops do. They trade for a lot of them, the do grow some and they also import a lot, chop, give a quick name and resell. If you price them as high as they do, they can tend to build up and you can have a decent inventory. I just looked at what was on their site and most of it is pretty normal stuff at 2x normal retail. There is not a single coral in their WYSIWYG section that you will find in a collector type of acropora tank - just run of the mill type of stuff. Tim does a better job of actually growing all of his corals under LED - you should use him next time. He is not as high of volume, but he also does not import and chop nor rely on the locals for stock. High end growers like Tim, Adam at BC and many others put WWC to shame.
That means when you use double as many fixtures as recommended by the manufacturer?when implemented properly