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Metal Halide's were so much easier, turn it on and off you go.
Left the hobby when LED's were just getting popular. Just jumped back in head first with the Red Sea Reefer 250 (deluxe).
So it came with these two Hydra 26 HD's, and overall the lights are pretty awesome, and pretty dang powerful.
The tank measures 36 across, 20 deep, 21 tall. The lights are 9.5-10 inches off the surface.
Goal is to run a mixed reef, mostly LPS, and SPS. With a nice gradual ramp up and down with a portion of "actinic" on both ends.
I tried the David Saxby settings and they are much too high, even with having them cut by 50%
I don't have much in the tank right now but I know I'm frying my torch and frogspawn with these settings, I contacted Red Sea and they sent me their "reef spec" settings and those are very basic.
I doubt most things in life, what I never doubt is the creativity of reefers.
Please help!
Left the hobby when LED's were just getting popular. Just jumped back in head first with the Red Sea Reefer 250 (deluxe).
So it came with these two Hydra 26 HD's, and overall the lights are pretty awesome, and pretty dang powerful.
The tank measures 36 across, 20 deep, 21 tall. The lights are 9.5-10 inches off the surface.
Goal is to run a mixed reef, mostly LPS, and SPS. With a nice gradual ramp up and down with a portion of "actinic" on both ends.
I tried the David Saxby settings and they are much too high, even with having them cut by 50%
I don't have much in the tank right now but I know I'm frying my torch and frogspawn with these settings, I contacted Red Sea and they sent me their "reef spec" settings and those are very basic.
I doubt most things in life, what I never doubt is the creativity of reefers.
Please help!


