yeah, I agree, I got a little excessive and thanks! that is probably the
problem and yeah I do have some nice purple Acroporas...I guess I thought if
they did well under 5 watts per gallon...they would "bloom" under 10...oh
well change comes from mistakes!
Geno
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Hi,
WOW! 10 watts per gal? That's a lot of light. I remember reading that they
are low light corals and that they have to be fed.My guess is too much
light.
What other corals do you keep under those lights, Acroporas?
Frank
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