Led acclimation
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Agreed!! I've run the Rapid Kit in my biocube for over a year, and probably wont ever get higher than I am now @ 75% blue, and whites to taste (about 40%). At those levels, I have good growth from sps, the Nem's are happy, but its hard to introduce new zoa's because the cube is so shallow, and the lights are 2" off the water.
Agreed!! I've run the Rapid Kit in my biocube for over a year, and probably wont ever get higher than I am now @ 75% blue, and whites to taste (about 40%). At those levels, I have good growth from sps, the Nem's are happy, but its hard to introduce new zoa's because the cube is so shallow, and the lights are 2" off the water.
I just float the bag and coral dip if the parameters are similar to my water. If the parameters arent similar, I drip acclimate to a bag floating in the tank for 3 hours. I then set the frag plug on the sand for a week (or more if needed) and if the frag looks to be recovering very well, I glue it where I want it to be permanantly.
You might be an engineer if...You have no life, and you can PROVE it mathematically.
You might be an engineer if...You have no life, and you can PROVE it mathematically.
Honestly I stopped trying to add new zoa's, they kept getting smoked. Most of the one's I started with made it with the original adjustment to the light level the tank is at now. It could just be coincidence, but I really don't have room in that tank to use for any more zoa's anyway, so just stopped trying.