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10/16/2016, 09:48 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Webster, N.Y.
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Hammer receding
After ramping up my lights almost 10% over 2 weeks or so, a hammer I've had for 4 months started receding a few days ago. Not sure what the best course of action should be.
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~T.J.~ Current Tank Info: 90 gal reef twin Maxspect 420R's, 60 gal reef Radion 15w Pro |
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10/16/2016, 10:47 PM
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Location: California
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What type of lights and what percentage are you at? I would either turn them down or get the hammer into a more shaded area.
Have you been feeding your hammer? Pics? Sent from my SM-N915V using Tapatalk |
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10/16/2016, 11:07 PM
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Twin Maxspect razors. I'm running them at 68% (^ from 50% slowly) white and 100% blue at peak.
I have been feeding, seems to be eating.
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~T.J.~ Current Tank Info: 90 gal reef twin Maxspect 420R's, 60 gal reef Radion 15w Pro |
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10/17/2016, 09:37 AM
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I'm guessing if you don't see any brown jelly disease or anyone picking on it then the white level is to intense. I know all leds are different but on my Reef Breeders I run my white channel at 3 and my blues at 70. I used to run it at 40 white and 60 blue but want happy with the growth and coloring, so I started to make adjustments.
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