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I like it. I'd maybe go with slightly less rock so your corals aren't so close to the water surface. Once that SPS takes off, you'll want to see the tops of it more than the sides.
 
No cuc just flow and one sand shifting star. DC6000 return half power. Rw8 for circulation half power too.
I want to take some rocks out but the nems going to be higher because of the rocks they're on. But might do that and lower my lights closer to the water. Now its about 9 inches abovewater level. Might bugging it down a couple more inches. What do you think?

Im also worried about the corals not getting enough light if i take some rocks out which will lower the corals away from the light. Im new to LEDs. Using IT2060 led lighting.
 
Kimoy said:
No cuc just flow and one sand shifting star. DC6000 return half power. Rw8 for circulation half power too.
I want to take some rocks out but the nems going to be higher because of the rocks they're on. But might do that and lower my lights closer to the water. Now its about 9 inches abovewater level. Might bugging it down a couple more inches. What do you think?

Im also worried about the corals not getting enough light if i take some rocks out which will lower the corals away from the light. Im new to LEDs. Using IT2060 led lighting.
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You can grow SPS on your sandbed with that light. I used to have the longer version. They are very powerful. You don't need to lower the light either. It will be fine where it's at even if you took nearly all of your rock out. When I had that light, I was growing acros 25 inches below the surface.
 
Sawdonkey said:
You can grow SPS on your sandbed with that light. I used to have the longer version. They are very powerful. You don't need to lower the light either. It will be fine where it's at even if you took nearly all of your rock out. When I had that light, I was growing acros 25 inches below the surface.
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Good tk know. Now when's my next day off? ��
 
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