Ai Prime Lighting settings

[brandnewreefer]

Hey everyone!
I just wanted to know if my ai prime settings will be able to be good for my tank to hold LPS corals and some softys. I have the fluvial evo 13.5 and I know some of the settings I've found online were good, but I just fell in love with the purple look that the settings I have gives off.

 

[PicassoClown04]

Hey everyone!
I just wanted to know if my ai prime settings will be able to be good for my tank to hold LPS corals and some softys. I have the fluvial evo 13.5 and I know some of the settings I've found online were good, but I just fell in love with the purple look that the settings I have gives off.

Hi! I would play around with it to make everything brighter. I don’t think this light is bright enough to keep your corals from browning but I love this color as well! Turn up the blue(s) to 80%, red to 100% (this will cause more algae growth so I’m sorry in advance), violet to 100%, green at like 7%, then white at around 10%. Try that and see how you like it

 

[Bfragale]

Another good lighting setting - check out BRS viedo to make the ai prime run closer to the AB+.
Or you can also download and use settings from AI website. I’ve been running the “David Saxby” (spelling?) setting and it’s worked well for me.

good luck and happy reefing!

 

[Alchameth]

Ya that's low light... only 16W being used. AI's site has some settings you can download and check out. Good place to start.

Signature Series – AquaIllumination

www.aquaillumination.com

 

[vetteguy53081]

Bring royal to 60% and drop red to 15% which can promote algae
Blue to 30% and drop green to 18%
This will be satisfactory to your eye and give beneficial colors to the fish and coral

 

[brandnewreefer]

Hi! I would play around with it to make everything brighter. I don’t think this light is bright enough to keep your corals from browning but I love this color as well! Turn up the blue(s) to 80%, red to 100% (this will cause more algae growth so I’m sorry in advance), violet to 100%, green at like 7%, then white at around 10%. Try that and see how you like it

Will do, thank you!

 

[PicassoClown04]

But with the red all the way up. If you see algae, turn off the red or start being proactive about it with vibrant/manual removal