Plz share your Hydra HD setting ^^

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someone can share me hydra HD setting? i am new for hydra LED...
mine sps tank bro ^^
hope someone can hlp me thx anyway ^^
 
LED settings are tricky to port from one tank to the next and you don't give much info on your setup. The settings I am sharing are on a 110 gallon tall (48"x18"x30"h) and the tank is primarily LPS. I have four Hydra 26 units on the tank and I supplement with 2 HO's (1 Actinic & 1 Aquablue Azure, both Giesemann).

Everything is controlled by Apex. My LED lighting ramps from 8 AM to 1 PM and then ramps down from 3 PM to 8 PM. I have six lighting profiles that vary color from blue to white and back to blue in parallel with intensities. Also, I run my violets and royal blues at 1% and then 2% for an hour before and reverse afterwards.

My Blue color settings are: 1%CW, 50%V, 87%DB, 90%RB & 25%UV and this runs from 2% to 27%
My Blended color settings are: 20%CW, 50%V, 76%DB, 72%RB, 25% UV and this runs from 47% to 61%
My White color settings are: 42% CW, 50%V, 65%DB, 51%RB & 25%UV and this runs from 72% to 82%
My Noon color setting are: 51%CW, 50%V, 59%DB, 42%RB, 25%UV and this runs at 86% peak

I did not post the intermediate profiles but you can fill in the gaps. I also fade my HO's from 10% to 100% over 3 hours, peak at 3 hours and then reverse.

On a final note, I don't personally run the greens or the reds for daylighting. I do run my greens at 1% for moon lights (I like it better than white) and I run my reds at 1% for nightlight on moonless nights. I am awaiting a PAR meter to check these and will likely dial them down. I was planning a mixed tank but have settled down as almost all LPS and I am getting some fading/bleaching. I suspect the light settings are still too high.

I will be equally curios to see what others post.
 
LED settings are tricky to port from one tank to the next and you don't give much info on your setup. The settings I am sharing are on a 110 gallon tall (48"x18"x30"h) and the tank is primarily LPS. I have four Hydra 26 units on the tank and I supplement with 2 HO's (1 Actinic & 1 Aquablue Azure, both Giesemann).

Everything is controlled by Apex. My LED lighting ramps from 8 AM to 1 PM and then ramps down from 3 PM to 8 PM. I have six lighting profiles that vary color from blue to white and back to blue in parallel with intensities. Also, I run my violets and royal blues at 1% and then 2% for an hour before and reverse afterwards.

My Blue color settings are: 1%CW, 50%V, 87%DB, 90%RB & 25%UV and this runs from 2% to 27%
My Blended color settings are: 20%CW, 50%V, 76%DB, 72%RB, 25% UV and this runs from 47% to 61%
My White color settings are: 42% CW, 50%V, 65%DB, 51%RB & 25%UV and this runs from 72% to 82%
My Noon color setting are: 51%CW, 50%V, 59%DB, 42%RB, 25%UV and this runs at 86% peak

I did not post the intermediate profiles but you can fill in the gaps. I also fade my HO's from 10% to 100% over 3 hours, peak at 3 hours and then reverse.

On a final note, I don't personally run the greens or the reds for daylighting. I do run my greens at 1% for moon lights (I like it better than white) and I run my reds at 1% for nightlight on moonless nights. I am awaiting a PAR meter to check these and will likely dial them down. I was planning a mixed tank but have settled down as almost all LPS and I am getting some fading/bleaching. I suspect the light settings are still too high.

I will be equally curios to see what others post.

thx bro.... can show ur tank pic?
 

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