Eastern time change

[Acameron2]

Does any body actually set their light schedule forward and back with time changes? I usually "spring forward" and "fall back" but I am leaving it alone this time around. Just wanting to know if anybody else has thought about this.

 

[SeahorseKeeper]

I used to change mine to compensate for daylight savings time, but I haven't in the last two years. When it comes to the lighting schedule, I would just do what works for you to view the tank best.

 

[Acameron2]

Yea, that's what I was thinking. The time change thing I heard once was going to be done away with. But didn't know what to believe when I first heard it. Thanks for the input. It's always been something I've wondered about for in the wild though.

 

[GreatWhiteTang]

Fish can't tell time.. And it doesn't really shorten or lengthen your light.. Just changes what time it comes on for your viewing. But I do lengthen daylight hours in summer and shorten them in the winter to mimic the sun as much as possible, never meet with the hour for daylight savings though