I deleted the light with the issue from tuya, and unplugged the light, plugged it back in, did the setup again.
Cloudy? That may be something to address that the light is revealing to you.
You can see cloudy water due to "junk" that fluoresces..
Well the software is much to be desired. It’s always something with these units. I have 5 in total. They don’t EVER sync in grouping and unreliable in my opinion.
Did you make a group for them? If they are out of sync they probably need to be re-added, not to the group, but the entire device removed and set up as new. I've got quite a few of them in 3 groups and they've been great. But I feel like when I set up for the first time they have a chance of being an hour off. Happened to my first light, and a friend's first 2 lights.
Well that’s the thing. It is a weekly-bi-weekly thing having to re-add them which I do do.
That's interesting! What's in your tank LPS? Euphyllia?When you say 100% night what do you mean? im sure its a typo. Have the same light on a 34g red sea about 8 inches above the water and edited the LPS and soft coral schedule. Ramps up to 70% Blue and Purple channels that ramp up throughout the day to 85% before ramping down Teal ramps up to 65% and White ramps up to 39% before ramping down. Wondering if I should lower the whites even more....
Edit... when you say night thays the purple channel/moonlights right?
Here's where I am currently at.
I've got some montipora digita and plating montipora, branching frogspawn, candycane and duncan.
How difficult is the candy coral? Is it hardy? And, if I'm not asking too much, if you knew the range of par. That too would helpful. Has your rl90 program jumped time an hour before? Thanks again. I love this community!
Only during initial setup was the time off by an hour. Every since even after outages they have kept time for me.
Thank you very much! I didn't know my par until last week. I bought a $147 par meter about a month ago. They didn't send it until after Hurricane Helene ripped through the southeast. Then it finally shipped from TN...weird! I like candycane coral, and with your opinion I'm going to pick up a Frag of it. So, thanks again!
It's survived some gnarly stuff. From farming onto a kenya tree patch for a few days to getting half buried in sand, to getting dinos sticking to it, to hermits making it their home. Idk an ID for mine, but I assume most are at least half as hardy. Mine was $10 from a local guy. It went from 1 head to 40 in a year. Fast grower, green with a little orange. Branching, but is at the moment just a sphere that's starting to extend it's skeleton out.
