On my system which is 312g tank 60" x 60" x 20" I run 4 radion gen1s with the tir lens on them and one arctic revive t247 in the middle. Along the edges of the tank i do have lower light cause of not enough spread. I did run par measurements on those areas and im getting about 80. Which is great for lower light corals such as leptoseris, cyphastreas etc. In the middle of the tank about 4" under water surface im getting around 450 par. Do i have shading on the corals? You bet on the underside most of my acros have dark brown to light brown coloring. Are the colors and the health of the corals better then t5 or halide or other leds? Honestly im not sure, but i can get a coral like pink lemonade and keep it colored up like pictures of it that you find online. I can get them to grow out in huge colonies so i think a lot of it comes down to how you like the look of what lights your running. I started out with 175w metal halide lighting 28 years ago with supplemental t-5 / vho. I never went full florescent lighting cause i never liked the look of the tank without some sort of light ripple effect, just looked to sterile imo. Eventually settled on all led because of the look it had towards metal halide.




