So I’m currently running David Saxbys settings on a 60 gallon rimless tank. Will this be okay or do I need to alter the settings slightly since his was on a much larger tank. Corals I only have soft and LPS may try some beginner SPS in the future.
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the ONLY way to know for sure is by using a PAR meter....... it's really just that simple with no shortcuts.
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This should help you decide without a par meter. I believe they ran their tests on a 60g cube.
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You've come to the right place. Now let's try to get you to the right people. @Charlie’s Frags has helped the community around the Hydra52HDs with spectrum and par. There's no one I trust more to guide where that light is concerned. He also has a cube. Reach out to him.So I’m currently running David Saxbys settings on a 60 gallon rimless tank. Will this be okay or do I need to alter the settings slightly since his was on a much larger tank. Corals I only have soft and LPS may try some beginner SPS in the future.
There is no ai prime 52 model. Did you mean hydra 52? Hydra 52 HD’s?So I’m currently running David Saxbys settings on a 60 gallon rimless tank. Will this be okay or do I need to alter the settings slightly since his was on a much larger tank. Corals I only have soft and LPS may try some beginner SPS in the future.
