values look acceptable, but corals do not seem happy(?)
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I have a cheap sticker, but never really bothered to look at it. The temp drop was 3 degrees celsius. (from 25 to 22). I have amped it back up throughout the day to 25 (it hovers between 25-26 now), but they still look a bit sad. I guess it won't be fixed in one day, so I'll give it another day of normal temps and hopefully they'll open back up completely and be happy.
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sorry i misread lol. someone else posted that in this chat, saw s1000 and 3 hydras lol mb
When I had a similar issues was beciSe my tank was needing trace elements and I need to dose some chateo stuff butt it was being all used up. Huge difference
Imo the Saxby setting is pretty week. I do not understand the bouncing around values but it does work for many.
I run 8-16hds at first 4 100% the rest 50%. Been on this schedule for around 1.5 years now with sps, lps, and nems. Great color and growth.
I do dose dsr trace and do 10% a month WC on all 3 systems.
My 6 year old frogspawn.
I run 8-16hds at first 4 100% the rest 50%. Been on this schedule for around 1.5 years now with sps, lps, and nems. Great color and growth.
I do dose dsr trace and do 10% a month WC on all 3 systems.
My 6 year old frogspawn.
Mime took about a year to settle in. My best guess is this is the first tank I’ve started with dry rock and dry sand. I would move acans. Hammer frogspawn. Zoas. Mushrooms etc from one tank to another on separate occasions and they would never fully open or look happy. Parameters looked good on paper. So did par and flow. Move them back to the other tank next day they were back to puffing up could never figure it iut
Yes that was me, but 64’s not 32’s.
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Dang you rock 3 - 64
By any chance I could get your light schedule (exported)?
Well im not sure how to do that but I will look at it today.
Just set UV,V,B,RB to100%
R,G,W to 50%
12hrs set with 1hr up/down = 10hrs at peak.
This is what I run on both my 210 with 64’s and my 110 with 3 32’s. You will notice that my times are really late, but that is so I can enjoy when I’m around instead of working etc. my tanks are in basement so get very little outside light.
I got it off their site, don’t remember whose but think he was from Pakistan or something. Experimented with different ones and liked this and things were going solid before a rearranged my 210. 110 still good.
file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/66/06/BDBB2C64-90A3-4AA1-84F1-6108B3F76A15/AI%20Preset.aip
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Open your app, click on that tank, click lighting, click on the star, then share. I shared to myself by text then copied and paste to post.
This is what I have been running forever. Let me know if you think I would benefit from changing.
I run a modified zaxby schedule similar to yours. I looks like you max out around 75% at your " high noon" light seem all good to me. Parameters are in line also. So maybe flow, placement and or trace elements. I assume you're dosing the big 3, so....
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