Proper light settings Fluval 3.0

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I have a 29G tank, fluval 3.0. I need some expert opinions on a better daylight setting for a general spread different corals. Any suggestions?
 
I find if my whites and red are beyond 25% I get an algae bloom.
That said. I run the blues, violet, aqua at 100%.
I use the pro mode to set up a schedule.
 
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This is what mine are set to.
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Why do you keep the cyan so low? Any other tips? I’m new and interested in optimizing these lights.
I keep green and red low so i can bump up the white to lower the chances of a algae bloom. Not saying its the right setting for you though. I also have a fluval 2.0 at the back to just run on blue light.
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I find if my whites and red are beyond 25% I get an algae bloom.
That said. I run the blues, violet, aqua at 100%.
I use the pro mode to set up a schedule.
Have you got a pic of how the lights look on your settings with the blue, violet and cyan?
 
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Have you got a pic of how the lights look on your settings with the blue, violet and cyan?
The camera really does not pick up the proper colours.

1st pic is:
blue, violet, cyan at 100%
Red 5%
White %25

2nd pic:

Blue, violet, cyan %100
Red5%
White 5%
 

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