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Originally Posted by 650-IS350
I'd lower the stregnth of the LEDs dial it down a bit till the corals look like they're starting to open up and happy. Start them at the bottom not directly under the bulbs, slowly move them up and under the light as time goes and as you slowly ramp up the LED.
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Thanks. I will do that.
But for now, I've setup a
Frag Zoa Hospital & Spa IN MY SUMP. (with spare parts)
- Kludged together a Frag Tray
with Fence in my Sump.
-------> Fence is to protect them from a Pencil Urchin in Sump who loves any spec of Coraline (Stove a few plugs last time) .
-------> Get's light from other SPS Tank next to sump.
-------> Added a hacked together 5050 Led strip for some gentle lighting (Can run as long as I want to acclimatize Custom).
-------> Great place for Zoa recovery and place to feed them easily to fatten up before returning to tank.
-------> Even added a tiny bit of extra circulation running off skimmer output.
- This will eliminate any Coral Toxen concerns since same system.
- Already seeing signs of improvement.
So it was most likely over lighting.
Man that Kesil is strong even at 40%. Doesn't turn on till 13%. Must be the UV leds.