I have the "Current USA Orbit Marine Aquarium LED Light" (not the pro)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GFTSV24/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
On my 29 gallon.
I have always had a slow coral growth and I had a couple of BTAs die on me but I never realized it was possible due to the lighting. The light is pretty bright and I assumed that it was good until I saw the PAR chart for this chart. Ugh. I feel sad for the nems that died. :/
Qn: I have a few LPS + softies and would like to add RBTA. Will Kessil A360WE (or the new A360X) make a considerable difference in coral growth and keeping the BTA happy?
Are there good alternatives that can keep BTAs happy without breaking the bank?
Water params :
PH - 8.0 ; Nitrates: 20 ; Phosphates - 0.25 ; Nitrites/Ammo - not detectable.
[I don't measure other params]
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GFTSV24/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
On my 29 gallon.
I have always had a slow coral growth and I had a couple of BTAs die on me but I never realized it was possible due to the lighting. The light is pretty bright and I assumed that it was good until I saw the PAR chart for this chart. Ugh. I feel sad for the nems that died. :/
Qn: I have a few LPS + softies and would like to add RBTA. Will Kessil A360WE (or the new A360X) make a considerable difference in coral growth and keeping the BTA happy?
Are there good alternatives that can keep BTAs happy without breaking the bank?
Water params :
PH - 8.0 ; Nitrates: 20 ; Phosphates - 0.25 ; Nitrites/Ammo - not detectable.
[I don't measure other params]
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