Trigger Happy
Reefing newb
Does anyone know if 25,000 kelvin is ok for corals? My husband bought a flouro , it's 130 watts and I'd like to use it if it wont cook my creatures.
20,000 K ok, what about 25,000k
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Northstar24
The Tang Herder
That would be incredibly blue
Its not a temperature thing, its a color thing. I don't think it would be harmful to the corals (but you may be getting into the UV spectrum there so I am not sure) but I don't know how light that blue would be at actually growing corals
Its not a temperature thing, its a color thing. I don't think it would be harmful to the corals (but you may be getting into the UV spectrum there so I am not sure) but I don't know how light that blue would be at actually growing corals
Amba
Ol' Salty
20,000+ is a good supplement for other color temperatures but you are probably going to see a slow down or a complete halt in growth having that as your only bulb. You need more daylight.
