Hello,
The number of corals in my tank is steadily increasing, and since they're predominantly situated in the lower section, it's time to start thinking about moving upward.
During the initial scape setup, I didn't consider the significant PAR levels at the top, which hover around 350-400. Now, I'm uncertain about what to place there. While there's ample space for corals, I'm hesitant to continue with Euphyllia due to the shallowness of the area. Initially, I considered SPS, but I feel apprehensive about attempting a mixed reef setup, as I don't yet consider myself advanced enough for it.
Furthermore, I'm pondering the implications of placing torch corals at the top. Their tentacles may come into contact with the rocks, potentially causing harm or prompting them to close up. I'm unsure if this setup is safe for them or if adjustments are necessary to ensure their well-being.
The number of corals in my tank is steadily increasing, and since they're predominantly situated in the lower section, it's time to start thinking about moving upward.
During the initial scape setup, I didn't consider the significant PAR levels at the top, which hover around 350-400. Now, I'm uncertain about what to place there. While there's ample space for corals, I'm hesitant to continue with Euphyllia due to the shallowness of the area. Initially, I considered SPS, but I feel apprehensive about attempting a mixed reef setup, as I don't yet consider myself advanced enough for it.
Furthermore, I'm pondering the implications of placing torch corals at the top. Their tentacles may come into contact with the rocks, potentially causing harm or prompting them to close up. I'm unsure if this setup is safe for them or if adjustments are necessary to ensure their well-being.