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Unread 07/27/2012, 04:35 AM   #1
LennyD4
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what % should I run my new LEDs at?

I just installed 42 LEDs over my 65g display. Right now its a fowlr but i will be introducing corals very soon. I have 28 XT-E royal blues Nd 14 XP-G warm whites. Right now they are running at 75% from 11-7..sunrise from 10-11 and sunset from 7-8. Should theh be lower?


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Unread 07/27/2012, 06:24 AM   #2
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when you start adding corals, start out with 40% then ramp up 5% each week. That's wat i did on my 120 and the corals seem happy


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Unread 07/27/2012, 07:45 AM   #3
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Alright thanks. I will have to lower them when i get home.


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Unread 07/28/2012, 09:32 PM   #4
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good advice! i run mine at around 50 percent at best, 60x3w setup running sps


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